The NCMM21 organizing team keep you informed about the Covid-19 Restrictions when travel to Portugal

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Each paper presentation lasts 20 minutes (including a 5 minutes discussion). Presentations should be in English.

In person presentation

Standard presentation equipment will be provided including a video projector (VGA or HDMI) and stereo sound system (mini-jack). Please bring your own VGA or HDMI connector, as well as a mini-jack output adapter if it is not included on your device.

A computer will be available in the conference rooms.

Remote presentation (video-conferencing)

Remote presentations (video-conferencing) will be given via ZOOM. But, in order to prevent any connection malfunctioning and to guarantee the presentation, NCMM21 Committee asks each participant to provide a 15 minute video-recording to be sent up to April 20th.

The video recording should be sent in Mp4 or MOV format.

Video-recordings will be prepared to be launched accordingly to the conference program. In any case, we expect that the participant will be available for the discussion at the end of the presentation (in case of poor wi-fi connection this will be carried out by chat or phone call).

Time zone differences for online participants will be taken into account.

Conference diffusion

The event will be live-streamed on a YouTube channel to be announced soon.

It is with great sadness that the NCMM21 Organizing Committee became aware that Professor Fábio Miguel passed away. Prof. Dr. Fábio Miguel, professor at Unesp in São Paulo, Brasil, since 2008, should have participated in the next edition of the NCMM21 with the communication entitled “The vocality in the work “In the Series of total sounds: songs that express the universe” (2019) by Joabe Guilherme (1997)”.

We express our deepest condolences to his family and friends.

Registration information and form are now available HERE

NCMM 2021: “Music Performance as Creation”, to take place form 5 to 7 May 2021 in Lisbon, is will be preferably in person, however presentation by video-conference, will be allowed.

A specific Zoom link as well as specific guidelines will be sent to lecturers who will participate by video-conferencing.

The conference will be streamed on a dedicated YouTube channel: Details and links will be published soon. Stay attentive to our website and social media for more information.

The deadline to the second edition of Nova Contemporary Music Meeting (NCMM) , to take place from 5 to 7 May 2021 in Lisbon, has been extended until January 7th, 2021.

The main subject for the second edition is: “Musical Performance as creation“

The conference will take place from 5th to 7th May 2021

The call for papers can be downloaded here

The second edition of NOVA Contemporary Music Meeting will take place in May 2021 in Lisbon.

NCMM 2nd edition main subject:

— Musical Performance as creation

Permanent subjects:

— Musical composition practices, performance and reception

— Music history, theory and analysis

— Philosophy of music and aesthetics

— Musicology, intertextuality and authenticity

—Auditory perception and cognition

— Musical sound transcription, representation and music notation

— Sound technologies and the music industry

— Music and image

— Sound art, installations and exhibitions

— Soundscape, sound ecology

— Documentation and preservation of musical heritage

— Music and emergent cultures and societies, cultural heritage and inclusive societies

NCMM 2nd Edition will take place at NOVA University Research Centers location in Campolide Campus, Lisbon

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NOVA Contemporary Music Meeting, second edition, to take place in October 2020 in Lisbon at Nova University of Lisbon was being deferred until the spring of 2021

Main subject for the second edition “Musical performance as creation”

Call for papers and new dates coming soon