How did music sound, feel and live in the eighteenth century? This project invites us to discover how music expressed emotions, gestures, sensibilities, and ways of relating to one another and understanding the world in the Age of Enlightenment. Through the work of the Mataró-born composer Lluís Misón, on the tercentenary of his birth (1727–2027), and through other music of the period, we will explore the musical experiences of bodies in the past and the ways in which music contributed to shaping emotions, identities and human relationships.
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- We’ve Started!On 17 September, when the final resolution of the UAB’s precompetitive research projects was published, the project officially began. Today, 2 October, we held the project’s first meeting. We weren’t all there, but a good part of the team was, and we already came up with some very exciting ideas for the research and for… Read more: We’ve Started!
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