Equity in Composing
By Lotta Kivelä
The Equity in Composing project (2019-) aims to reduce gender-based occupational segregation and to advance equal opportunities for participation in the field.
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Artistic Collaboration Project (ACO)
The collaborative and multidisciplinary course between Theatre Academy and Aalto University has been organised every other year since 1994.
Nordic Choreographic Platform (NCP)
The platform supports Nordic educational exchange and collaboration in the field of choreography. It is part of the annual studies of the master’s programme in choreography. The implementation of the studies varies from year to year.
Terveisiä!
By 14659
Artistic research by Satu Olkkonen focuses on events and public performances.
The attempt of the undomiciled – Fernand Deligny’s performative philosophy and pedagogy
By hetamuurinen
Luis Guerra’s research project (2019-2020) addresses Deligny’s thinking as a performative philosophy, i.e. a philosophy in action.
Bodies in war, Bodies in Dance
By Lotta Kivelä
The project researches rhythm, performance and emotions in Finnish military training and capoeira for refugees.
Metsähallitus cooperation
By Lotta Kivelä
The collaboration between Uniarts Helsinki and Metsähallitus brings art programme to Vallisaari – an island open for the public.
Folk_ME – Folk Music Education for Future Generations
Folk_ME – Folk Music Education for Future Generations is an innovative education project, what targets public education.
Music, Diplomacy and Cold War
Meri Herrala’s research project examines musician’s role in the Cold War.
The Research Pavilion project
By hetamuurinen
The Research Pavilion, an ongoing project hosted by Uniarts Helsinki, highlights the points of view of artistic research.
New Spaces for a new Society
By Lotta Kivelä
Jan-Erik Andersson’s artistic research discusses different theories of space, place and spatiality.
Structure-borne sound and composite aural spaces in music and intermedia creation
By Lotta Kivelä
Structure-borne sound can be used to transform the entire performance venue into a macro-scale resonant “instrument”.
Active Acoustics – Smart Audio objects at the Interface of the Material and the Digital
By Lotta Kivelä
Academy of Finland Key Project by Otso Lähdeoja, targets the development of pioneering audio applications combining structure-borne sound and sensor technology into a set of Active Acoustic Objects at the interface of the material and the digital.
Intersubjectivity in Music; the Perspective of Technological Mediation
By Lotta Kivelä
Academy Research Fellow Otso Lähdeoja’s research objective for the project (2018-2023) is to provide tools for a technologically augmented connection between musicians.
Music, Nature and Environmental Crises
By Lotta Kivelä
The research project by Juha Torvinen examines the significance of music to our general ecological awareness.
Unveiling The Mystery Of Harmony
Research project about memory for harmony (2016-2026) lead by professor Tuire Kuusi, main researcher PhD Ivan Jimenez.
Beautiful Past – Rethinking Stradivari Violins in the Aesthetics of European Neoclassicism (c. 1760-1814)
By Lotta Kivelä
Research project (2015-2018) by Christina Linsenmeyer focuses on the canonization of Stradivari violins.
Microhistorical Perspectives on Female Involvement in Restaurant Music in the Late Nineteenth Century in Europe
By Lotta Kivelä
The research project by Nuppu Koivisto examines female musicians.
Control and Tax: The Licensing and Taxing Systems of Music and Musicians in late Habsburg Prague, 1894–1918
By Lotta Kivelä
The research project addresses neglected aspects of the music culture of Prague.
Tallinn 67 -Jazzfestival
By Lotta Kivelä
Heli Reimann’s research project focuses on the history of jazz festival Tallinn 67.
The History of Playing the Piano in Finland
The research project outlines the culture of piano playing, its history, conventions and its musical heritage.
Letter Correspondence by Jean Sibelius and Aino Ackté
By 14659
The research project examines correspondence between the years 1899 and 1936.
Aino and Heikki
By 14659
The research examines Aino Ackté’s and Heikki Renvall’s correspondence.
Cantatrices Achté
By Lotta Kivelä
The research concentrates on a correspondence that reveals points of view on the conventions of opera culture.
Finnish National Ballet 100
Aino Kuokkanen researches the history of the Finnish National Ballet.
Research of grand-scale forms during the Classical era based on contemporary theoretical writings
By hetamuurinen
Veijo Murtomäki’s second topic of the research outlines the political connections of Central European composers in the 19th century as well as those of the Finnish music scene.
Translocal Cultural Fields – Music as a Cultural and Economic Enterprise in the Four Biggest Cities in Finland, 1900–1939
By Lotta Kivelä
The study lead by Vesa Kurkela examines musical activity in the four biggest cities in Finland in the first four decades of the 20th century.
The Music-Related Gestures
By Lotta Kivelä
Assi Karttunen’s research project examines musical gestures.
The Evolvement of the Musical Life in Tampere 1900-1940
By Lotta Kivelä
Music researcher Markus Mantere examines musical life in Tampere.
Music and Sound in the History of Finnish non-fiction Cinema
By Lotta Kivelä
Research project by Kaarina Kilpiö explores sound elements in cinema.