Assistant Professor in Music at Dublin City University, Musicologist, Performer, views personal
Joined March 2014
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Barbara Dignam retweeted
Warm congratulations to Kevin Boushel on the successful defence of his PhD thesis, “Towards the New Transcendental: Stylistic Trends in Contemporary American Choral Music with a Case Study on Eric Whitacre”, at his viva voce.
ALT 📸 Left to right: Dr Barbara Dignam (Supervisor), Kevin Boushel (PhD Candidate), Prof Hilary Apfelstadt (External Examiner), Dr Seán Doherty (Internal Examiner), and Dr Miriam De Cock (Independent Chairperson).
Barbara Dignam retweeted
TICKETS ON SALE NOW! Check out this year's programme on our website/Eventbrite, with world premieres, exciting collaborations and outstanding musicians, not to be missed!
Web: fideliotriowinterfestival.or…
Tickets: fidelio25.eventbrite.ie
Barbara Dignam retweeted
An exciting event for the diary! Join us and the School of English (@DCUSchoolofEng) for *Textual Intersections: Imagining Religion / Religious Imagining A Symposium on Literature and Religion* at @DCU All Hallows Campus on 7 November. More info here 👇👇
dcu.ie/litandreligion
Barbara Dignam retweeted
🎶 Join us for the first DCU Musicology Research Seminar 2025/26!
We’re delighted to welcome Dr Barbara Dignam (Dublin City University) for a fascinating talk on AI and Music in Higher Education.
#DCUMusic #Musicology #ResearchSeminar #DCU
Barbara Dignam retweeted
🎶 We’re pleased to announce the Semester 1 lineup for the DCU Musicology Research Seminar Series!
Featuring presentations from DCU colleagues, PhD researchers & guest speakers — all are welcome to attend.
#Musicology #ResearchSeminar #DCU
Witnessed cultural history tonight! @wyntonmarsalis and Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra - first ever concert in Dublin @NCH_Music. True ambassadors for music-making and cultural heritage, joined by our own @nmcello for the encore ❤️👏🏻
Barbara Dignam retweeted
Date for your diaries! The DCU School of Theology, Philosophy and Music Spring Concert takes place on Wednesday 2nd of April at 7pm in the All Hallows Campus. We'd love to see you there. Featuring choirs, trad, soloists and group performances. 🎶 @HumanitiesDCU @DCU
ALT Concert flyer with graphic showing daffodils in a tuning fork design.
Barbara Dignam retweeted
Check out the @DCU Musicology Seminar Series for Spring 2025, starting on 12th February and running on Wednesdays 5pm to 6.30pm in All Hallows Campus. All welcome to attend. @dcu_jazz @HumanitiesDCU
Join us for @Music_DCU research seminars, which will take place on Wednesdays, 5pm–6.30pm, in Room PG01, Purcell House, All Hallows Campus, DCU.
I was so delighted to introduce the wonderful Martin O’Leary @MusicMaynooth who treated us to a beautiful programme of piano music including his own “Shades of Blue”.
Please follow @Music_DCU for more in our #TPM_LunchtimeConcertSeries
Barbara Dignam retweeted
Lunchtime concerts for Spring 2025 get underway on Wednesday 29 Jan. Check out the schedule and feel free to come along! Free admission. @HumanitiesDCU @DCU @TP_DCU
Barbara Dignam retweeted
It was wonderful to meet so many students of the BA Joint Honours programme earlier today at our first social event of the academic year. Looking forward to meeting more of you over the next few months!
Barbara Dignam retweeted
We are all set for the Music-Word-Word-Music Symposium! Check out the full programme of presentations at musicword2024.eventbrite.ie, and there is still time to register if you'd like to come along on Thurs/Fri. @DCUSchoolofEng
Barbara Dignam retweeted
Congratulations to Ryan Winters, recipient of the Hayes Award for Music on the BAJH programme 2023-24! Ryan is pictured here with Dr Barbara Dignam after a joyous celebration at The Helix. Well done Ryan on this great achievement, & congrats to everyone graduating this week! @DCU
Barbara Dignam retweeted
Congratulations in particular to our PhD students,
@FreyaDasgupta and @AngelosMavro! In good company with their fellow @Music_DCU graduates @Hannah_Hannes and Giovanna Feeley.
Barbara Dignam retweeted
Huge congratulations to our Music PhD graduates Dr Hannah Millington and Dr Giovanna Feeley, and to @TP_DCU graduates Dr Freya Dasgupta and Dr Angelos Mavropoulos! And congrats to all their supervisors! A wonderful celebration at The Helix, @DCU!🎓🥳
ALT Dr Giovanna Feeley and Dr Róisín Blunnie
ALT Dr Barbara Dignam and Dr Róisín Blunnie with graduate Dr Hannah Millington
ALT Dr Róisín Blunnie, graduates Dr Hannah Millington and Dr Freya Dasgupta, and Dr Jonathan Kearney after the graduation ceremony
ALT Thesis titles of graduates from the School of Theology, Philosophy, and Music
Barbara Dignam retweeted
Not long to go until our #EthelSmyth symposium! We are really looking forward to welcoming delegates to @Music_DCU next week.
You still have time to register & there are day rates as well as concessionary options. We hope you'll join us for this celebration of all things Smyth!
Registration is now open for 'Dame #EthelSmyth: Connections, Culture, and Context' — a symposium marking 80 years since the composer's death.
🗓️ 12–13 July 2024
🧭 All Hallows Campus, @DCU
In association with @Music_DCU @SMI_Musicology & @WIGMNetwork
eventbrite.ie/e/dame-ethel-s…
Barbara Dignam retweeted
Congrats to #DCUJazz lecturers Jenna Harris & Matthew Jacobson on their paper on Gender Representation in Jazz Ensemble Curriculum at @SMI_Musicology Conference at @uniofgalway
And to colleagues @bjdignam & Clare Wilson for their papers & SMI president @JohnHOFlynn
@DCU
Barbara Dignam retweeted
Congratulations to PhD student Kevin Boushel on this publication in The Choral Journal.
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A wonderfully enriching conference! Many thanks & congratulations to Aidan Thomson & all the team @uniofgalway @SMI_Musicology I throughly enjoyed presenting my paper “BABEL25: Memory, Time and the Postmodern Aesthetic”.
Congratulations @RogerDoyle1 on #BABEL25 - a fantastic evening of music & celebration @ComplexDublin @ImprovisedMusic
If you would like to learn more about #BABEL, see @CMCIreland Amplify Podcast #62 where @jonathangrimes and I discuss the work:
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