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Michael Noone's research discovery is published in the national daily newspaper El Confidencial.
The Spanish daily newspaper El Confidencial reports on Professor Michael Noone's discovery that the most prolific publisher of sacred music in early modern Spain was an enterprising business woman who founded a printing dynasty at a time when the technology of print became a powerful tool in education and culture.
Here is the link to the full article, published in the Spanish national daily newspaper El Confiedencial.
Congratulations!
Professor Michael Noone has been named Edward T. Cone Member in Music Studies at Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study for the 25-26 academic year. Prof. Michael Noone's field of studies is "Music and Musicians in Early Modern Spain" More information: IAS Instutute for Advance Study.
Spring 2026 Private Lessons Registration is now open for Enrolllment
The Spring 2026 registration for Private Lessons is open for enrollment through January 21st, 2026. To register, please complete the Private Lessons enrollment form using the registration button "Register for Spring 2026 Instrument and Voice Lessons" on the Music Department's webpage-Performing Studies-Private Lessons.
Note: Departmental permission is not needed to submit the online registration form.
Attention to all off-campus students: You must set up Eagle VPN and BC2-Step Verification prior to registration in order to register off campus.
Prof. Noone at the Antwerp Confernce "Women and the Household in the Early Modern Book Trade" - Nov. 5-7, 2025
Prof. Noone’s presents his paper about “Susana Muñoz (d.1625), printer of the sacred music in Golden Age Salamanca”, at the conference titled “Women and the Household in the Early Modern Book Trade - Antwerp, Belgium at the Plantin-Moretus Museum taking place from November 5-7, 2025 in Antwerp, Belgium.
Here is the link to the 2-day Conference in Antwerp: https://museumplantinmoretus.be/en/conference-women-and-household
See also related links below:
Event on Nov. 20th, 2025: Work by Susan Boynton
Michael Noone-Sacred Music: Susana Muñoz - Event on Nov. 21, 2025
Prof. Ralf Gawlick's composition "Źródło" performs in Darmstadt, Germany - Nov 16th, 2025
On November 16, 2025 - a day of great significance in Germany known as the Volkstrauertag (National Day of Mourning), Professor Ralf Yusuf Gawlick's Źródło (The Source) was performed by Eva Bernard (soprano solo), Konzertchor Darmstadt and the Beethoven Akademie Orchester Krakau under the direction of Wolfgang Seeliger as part of a Friedenskonzert (Concert for Peace) in Darmstadt, Germany.
Below are the links to the Konzertchor Darmstadt and the concert flyer:
Konzertchor: https://www.konzertchor-darmstadt.de/2025-friedenskonzert/
Prof. Ralf Gawlick's composition "Źródło" premieres on Nov. 7th, 2025 in Frankfurt, Germany.
On November 7, 2025, Professor Ralf Yusuf Gawlick's Źródło (The Source), a work for soprano solo, SATB chorus and orchestra, received its German première by Clara Meloni (soprano soloist), the Konzertchor Darmstadt and the Roma and Sinti Philharmonic under the direction of Riccardo M Sahiti in the hr-Sendesaal (Broadcasting House) in Frankfurt, Germany, formerly known as the Großer Sendesaal des Hessischen Rundfunks as part of a commemorative concert entitled “80 Years Echo of Remembrance”.
Below are the links to the Concet Flyer and Interview with German radio: Deutschlandfunk Kultur.
Deutschlandfunk Kultur: https://www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de/requiem-fuer-auschwitz-konzert-zu-80-jahren-erinnerung-100.html
Here is the the link to the Concert Flyer: https://www.rsphil.com
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Prof. Micheal Noone - Fellowship at Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) in Princeton, NJ
Prof. Michael Noone has been selected for a year-long fellowship at the Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) in Princeton, NJ. This fellowship will allow Prof. Noone to concentrate on his research in sacred music. See complete article published in “The Heights” written by Patrick Dunn, Nov. 2, 2025.
Photo by Maria O'Leary