ICON - Musicology

Activities

Activities per year 2008 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2021 2022 2023 2025

• 180 Invited talk
• 94 Poster/paper presentation
• 61 Conference
• 40 Membership of committee
• 115 More
  • 29 Workshop, seminar, course
  • 24 Editorial activity
  • 22 Membership of network
  • 10 Membership of board
  • 8 Publication peer-review
  • 7 Member of an PhD examination committee
  • 5 Visiting an external academic institution
  • 3 Consultancy
  • 3 Membership of council
  • 2 Hosting an academic visitor
  • 2 Types of Public engagement and outreach - Schools engagement

Activities per year

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• Singing Communities: Politics of Feeling in Songs of the Dutch Revolutionary Period (1780-1815)

  Ahrendt, R. (Examiner)

  21 Jan 2022 → 4 Feb 2022

  Activity: Examination › Member of an PhD examination committee › Academic

• Postcolonial Polyphony: Edward Said's Work on Music

  Ahrendt, R. (Member of committee)

  8 Sept 2021

  Activity: Examination › Member of an PhD examination committee › Academic

• What Makes a Performer Unique? Idiosyncrasies and commonalities in expressive music performance

  Ahrendt, R. (Member of committee)

  23 May 2019

  Activity: Examination › Member of an PhD examination committee › Academic

• Voicing the World: Global Song in American Christian Worship

  Ahrendt, R. (Co-supervisor)

  2018

  Activity: Examination › Member of an PhD examination committee › Academic

• Modernizing Spectacle: The Opera in Napoleon's Paris (1799-1815)

  Ahrendt, R. (Member of committee)

  2018

  Activity: Examination › Member of an PhD examination committee › Academic

• Recycling Reversed: Studies in the History of Polyphony in the Northern Low Countries around 1400

  Ahrendt, R. (Member of committee)

  19 May 2018

  Activity: Examination › Member of an PhD examination committee › Academic

• Member of PhD reading/examination committee

  Ahrendt, R. (Examiner)

  16 Jun 2017

  Activity: Examination › Member of an PhD examination committee › Academic