SENFL’S MAGNIFICAt Settings in the Age of the Reformation
4 April 2023
Vienna, Gustav Mahler Research Centre, Lothringerstraße 18, Room LS 01 46
Heidrun Lange-Krach (Frankfurt/Main, DE): Bitte keine Wiederholung! Das Magnifikat im Gebetbuch Kaiser Maximilians
Christiane Wiesenfeldt (Heidelberg, DE): Luther’s Idea and Concept of the Virgin Mary
Stefan Michels (Frankfurt/Main, DE): Magnificat anima mea … Impulse zur Aufnahme des biblischen Marienhymnus im reformatorischen Denken Martin Luthers und Ulrich Zwinglis
Matthias Lundberg (Uppsala, SE): The Lutheran melodic connection between Psalm 113 and the Magnificat through the tonus peregrinus
Andreas Pfisterer (Erlangen-Würzburg, DE): Zur Aufführungspraxis der Magnificat-Antiphonen in Senfls Umfeld
SINGER PUR TAGE
5–7 August 2022
Adlersberg, Regensburg
Trailer on youtube
Heidrun Lange-Krach / Marius Mutz (Augsburg): 1523: „Weltstadt München“? … Geschichte und Kunst
Annerose Tartler (Munich, DE): Senfl in den Münchener Quellen
Stefan Gasch (Vienna, A): Kontexte: Ludwig Senfl und seine Motetten
Sonja Tröster (Vienna, A): Volgen die mit fünffen/mit sechsen – größer besetzte Liedkompositionen Senfls
Ben Schaffer Ory (Regensburg, DE): Musikhistoriographie im frühen 20. Jahrhundert und die Rolle Senfls
The NEW SENFL EDITION: Book Launch with Music. An Festive Evening of the DENKMÄLER DER TONKUNST IN ÖSTERREICH with the vocal Ensemble SOURCEWORK
2 June 2022, 6:30 pm
Vienna, Department of Musicology, University of Vienna, HS 1
Brett Kostrzewski, Ensemble Sourcework
The Motet in the German-Speaking World, 1500–1550
A WORKSHOP
Vienna, 1–3 June 2022 (preliminary programme)
with a guest lecture by Fabrice Fitch (Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Glasgow)
THE FORGOTTEN REPERTOIRE: MOTETS IN GERMAN-SPEAKING REGIONS
Annual Meeting of the RENAISSANCE SOCIETY OF AMERICA
Alanna Ropchock Tierno (Shenandoah University, US): Old Music, New Places: Heinrich Finck’s Liturgical Music in the Czech and Slovak Lands
Jennifer L. Thomas (University of Florida, College Of Fine Arts, US): Close Relations and Extended Families: The German Motets on ‘In Pace in Idipsum’
Megan K. Eagen-Jones (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, US): Aspects of Style in the Motets, Fragments, and Quodlibets of Leonhard Paminger’s ‘Ecclesiasticae cantiones’ (1495–1567)
Neue Forschungen zu Isaac & Senfl
Musik und Wissenschaft zum Maximilian-Jahr
(New Research on Isaac & Senfl; Music and Science for the Maximilian Year)
11 November 2019
Aula on the Campus of the University of Vienna
3:30–9:30 pm
Book launches – project presentations – research discussions – concert (Ensemble Parnassvs)
Nicole Schwindt (Trossingen, DE): Lieder am Hof Maximilians I.
Grantley McDonald (Vienna, A): Maximilians Hofkapelle
Helen Coffey (Milton Keynes, GB): Instrumentalists at Maximilian’s Court
Fabrice Fitch (Glasgow, GB)
Thomas Schmidt (Huddersfield, GB)
Workshops AND LECTURE RECITAL
11 May 2018
Campus of the University of Vienna, Old Chapel
7:00 pm: Lecture Recital
Von der Tinte zum Ton: Renaissancemusik zum Klingen gebracht
(with the Ensemble Stimmwerck)
Further information on the concert
11/12 May 2018
Department of Musicology, University of Vienna: Workshops
Voice reconstructions for fragmentary surviving motets by Senfl
Jan Bilwachs (Prague, CZ)
Marc Busnel (Tours, F)
Oliver Korte (Berlin, DE)
Friedrich Neubarth (Vienna, A)
Annerose Tartler (Vienna, A)
Approaches to the editorial problem of text underlay – setting, transmission and edition of Senfl’s motets
Irene Holzer (Hamburg, DE)
Grantley McDonald (Vienna, A)
Bernhold Schmid (Munich, DE)
Thomas Schmidt (Huddersfield, GB)
HENRICUS ISAAC (c.1450–1517): Composition – Reception – Interpretation
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE 500TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS DEATH
1–3 July 2017
Department of Musicology, University of Vienna / Department of Musicology and Performance Studies, University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna
7 July 2017
Medieval and Renaissance Music Conference 2017, Prague (MedRen, Praha)
Panel session “Henricus Isaac”, 9 am – 1 pm
Werk_raum_SENFL
9–11 June 2011
Department of Musicology, University of Vienna
To conclude the first project phase of the catalogue raisonné, the project team of Ludwig Senfl – Verzeichnis sämtlicher Werke organised an interdisciplinary conference on the premises of the Department of Musicology, University of Vienna (conference programme).
→ Report on the conference in Early Music (August 2011) by Jaap van Benthem
→ German version of the report on the pages of the Gesellschaft für Musikforschung
Medieval and Renaissance Music Conference
5–8 July 2011
Barcelona, Institut d’Estudis Catalans
Panel session “Ludwig Senfl”
Joseph Sargent (University of San Francisco, US): The Modal Affect Effect in Senfl’s Magnificats
Jacobijn Kiel (Utrecht, NL): Senfli’s “Salves“
Wolfgang Fuhrmann (University of Vienna, A): Senfl’s “Quid vitam sine te” and the Consolations of Music
Royston Gustavson (The Australian National University, AU): Senfl in Print II: The “Einzeldrucke” (single prints)
Markus Grassl (University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, A): Senfl among the Theorists
Andrea Lindmayr-Brandl (University of Salzburg, A): Ludwig Senfl, a German Hero of Early Times
The lectures from both conferences have been published as Senfl-Studien 2 in the series Wiener Forum für ältere Musikgeschichte.
Further Activities
Project presentations
Annual Conference of the Österreichische Gesellschaft für Musikwissenschaft, poster presentation 23 November 2017 (Vienna, A)
Medieval and Renaissance Music Conference 2017 (5–8 July, Prague, CZ)
Annual Conference of the Österreichische Gesellschaft für Musikwissenschaft, poster presentation 18 November 2015 (Graz, A)
Annual Conference of the Österreichische Gesellschaft für Musikwissenschaft, poster presentation 15 October 2014 (Klagenfurt, A)
Medieval and Renaissance Music Conference 2013 (4-7 July, Certaldo, I)
RISM International Conference Music Documentation in Libraries, Scholarship, and Practice, Academy of Sciences and Literature Mainz, 4-6 June 2012 (Mainz, D)
Conference “Ludwig Senfl in Zurich”, 26/27 March 2010 (Zurich, CH)
Jour fixe of the Institute for Analysis, Theory and History of Music at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, 28 October 2009 (Vienna, A)
Workshop “Who was Ludwig Senfl?” at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, 24/25 October 2009 (Basel, CH)
Annual Conference of the Österreichische Gesellschaft für Musikwissenschaft 2008 (Graz, A)
Exhibition of the Faculty of Philological and Cultural Studies, University of Vienna, 26 June-17 July 2009 (Vienna, A)
Medieval & Renaissance Conference 2008 (Bangor, GB)
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