Research Events

BMus 4 Capstone Presentations & MMus 2 Research Presentations

Tuesday 13th - Friday 16th May

Lecture Theatre, RIAM 

Tuesday 13th May: BMus 4 Strings Students

10.30: Eva Paturyan

11.15: Katie Mercer

12.15: Jasmin Gallagher

1.00: Katie Ní Mhaoláin

2.45: Giulio Bryant

3.30: Doireann Ní Aodáin

4.15: Sophie Ní Mhaoláin 

Wednesday 14th May: BMus 4 Strings, Composition & WBP Students

10.00: Shane Quinn

10.45: Elizabeth Ní Mhaoláin

11.30: Max Matthews

1.15: Jun Bo Fu

2.00: Grace Taite

3.00: Aoife Garry

3.45: Jack O'Reilly

Thursday 15th May: BMus 4 Keyboard Students

10.00: Sulamita Pyvovar

10.45: Brian Dietlmeier 

11.45: Rowel Friers

12.30: Johanna Dietz

2.15: Oana Lelutiu

3.00: Xuecheng Gao

Friday 16th May: BMus 4 Vocal Students & MMus 2 Research Students

09.45: Beatrice Danila

10.30: Sarah Van Den Heuvel-Mouchot

11.15: Abbey McGiff

12.30: Ashton Murphy

1.15: Evan Byrne

2.00: Aurélie Cimbe

2.45: Paul Kiernan

3.30: Ziye Zhang 

4.15: Seán Tester

The Expansive Canvas: Large-scale Form in the Music of 19th Century Women Composers

International Conference and Collaborative Symposium
Dublin, Ireland | 26–28 August 2025

The Department of Music at Trinity College Dublin, the Royal Irish Academy of Music, and the Trinity Long Room Hub are delighted to announce the international conference and collaborative symposium, “The Expansive Canvas: Large-Scale Form in the Music of 19th-Century Women Composers” 

Link to the conference website

Link to conference video on YouTube

RIAM Guest Lecture Series 2024/25

Wednesdays at 1.00 pm via Zoom 

Admission Free

All Welcome

16 October: Prof. Matthias Bertsch (University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna), ‘Conquering Stage Fright: Immersive VR Exposure Training for Musicians in Real-Life Iconic Venues’ View on YouTube

27 November: Dr Golan Gur (University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna), ‘Musical Postmodernism and Political Dissent in the German Democratic Republic’ - POSTPONED

22 January: Dr Nicolás Puyané (Independent), ‘The Elusive Quest for Urtexts in the Music of Franz Liszt’

26 Feburary: Prof. Candace Bailey (North Carolina Central University), ‘Bound Music as a lieu de mémoire in Charleston, South Carolina’

12 March: Dr Áine Mangaoang (University of Oslo), ‘“Pros and cons”: The paradoxes of researching music in prison’

26 March: Dr Deirdre Ní Chonghaile (Independent), ‘From dámhscoil to digital: navigating sources of Irish traditional music and song’

A selection of previous Guest Lectures are available to view on the RIAM YouTube Channel.

RIAM Guest Lecture Playlist