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Audience Research in the Arts conference
Registration is NOW OPEN for @SPARCsheffield's Audience Research in the Arts conference, 3-5 July 2019 at The University of Sheffield! Book now to hear from researchers and industry professionals investigating audience engagement with the arts.
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Rozsypne. The (Virtual) Reality of a Forgotten War
The virtual reality installation will be presented in Brussels on 29 March 2019. In Sheffield we have the privilege of a ‘sneak preview’ when Lisa Weeda talks about Rozsypne, her other literary work and her Ukrainian heritage on 28 February, in Jessop West G.03 at 5pm. All welcome.
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Broadway's Lost Chords
Broadway's Lost Chords will showcase cut or unused songs from hit musicals including THE KING AND I and KISS ME, KATE, performed live with a 30-piece orchestra! Firth Hall, Sunday 24 February, 7.30pm.
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SABRe Conference, Zurich
Director of Performance, Dr Sarah Watts premiered two new works for contrabass clarinet and electronics, written for her by Miroslav Spasov and Sohrab Uduman at the International SABRe conference in Zurich, Switzerland on 2nd February 2019.
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Forget Spotify, CDs are still top of the pops for classical music fans
University of Sheffield study reveals new insights into the listening habits of classical music fans.
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Universities' bid to inspire a love of languages
University of Sheffield and Sheffield Hallam University join forces to help school children learn modern languages.
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Prof Jenny Saul on Dogwhistles
Professor Jenny Saul discusses the technique of "dog whistling", in which politicians activate voters' negative racial attitudes without explicitly saying racist things.
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Translating Thought/ Translating Literature
The Translating Thought/Translating Literature international conference aims to explore the processes and practices of translation from the combined perspectives of literary studies and intellectual history.
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New book focuses on the intercultural speaker and collaborative learning
Published 2018, Routledge Studies in Language and Intercultural Communication
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PGR WORKSHOP ANNOUNCEMENT: Audience Research in the Arts
Postgraduate and Early Career Researcher Morning. Wednesday 3rd July 2019, 9am-1pm, The University of Sheffield.
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Bob Stern publishes new book on Løgstrup
Professor Bob Stern has released a new book about the work of Danish philosopher and theologian K. E. Løgstrup.
The Radical Demand in Løgstrup's Ethics was published by Oxford University Press on 17 January 2019.
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Hispanic Studies students give Buenas Vibras in the annual concert
The long-established annual Hispanic concert has recently been refreshed and integrated into the learning experience for our students.
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Leïla Slimani:In Conversation
Leïla Slimani: In Conversation - 12 December 2018
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Music PhD student provides expert advice on leadership in music and sports
Department of Music PhD student Nicola Pennill was a member of an expert panel on leadership in music and sports, attended by Gareth Southgate and other elite UK sports coaches, and featured in The Observer (16th December)
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Audience Research in the Arts Conference, July 2019
Call for Papers
Audience Research in the Arts Conference, The University of Sheffield, UK, 3 - 5th July 2019