From 18 to 21 March 2026, the FonUrMed project took part in the international congress “The Historical Ear: What is Auditory History?” hosted in Paris, in the framework of the opening meeting of the...[Read more]

Els dies 23 i 24 d'abril de 2026, l'equip del projecte FonUrMed. Ciudades sonoras.[Read more]

Inside the seminars of the project Sound Cities. Urban Phonospheres of the Mediterranean (1500-1900) (FonUrMed), we will hold a session for the reconstruction of the 19th century sound experience on...[Read more]

On December 4, at the “Joaquín Rodrigo” Higher Conservatory of Music in València, Salvador Astruells Moreno delivered the lecture Soundscapes and the Origins of Valencian Wind Bands (1790–1830), as...[Read more]

Els dies 24 i 25 de novembre vam celebrar a la Facultat de Filologia, Traducció i Comunicació un nou seminari del projecte FonUrMed – Ciutats Sonores. Fonosferes Urbanes de la Mediterrània...[Read more]

Next 24 and 25 November a new seminar of the project Sound Cities will be held at the Faculty of Language Studies, Translation and Communication. Urban Phonospheres of the Mediterranean (1500-1900)...[Read more]

Elena Oliva (Link Campus University - Roma). Data: divendres 21 de novembre, 12:00 h. Lloc: Sala de Juntes de la Facultat de Geografia i Història.[Read more]

Durant els dies 30 i 31 d’octubre, el projecte Fonosferes Urbanes de la Mediterrània (FonUrMed) va acollir la Dra. Michela Berti (Conservatori “Francesco Morlacchi”, Perugia), especialista en...[Read more]

We will welcome Dr. Michela Berti with the FonUrMed Autumn Seminar on 30 and 31 October. Her research will bring the sound itineraries of the French monarchy in the modern Rome, with relegious...[Read more]

Universitat de València Faculty of Language Studies, Translation and Communication welcomed the conference 'El "hambre popular" de la Corona' ('The Crown's "Pupular Hunger"') by Complutense...[Read more]

Fonosferes of the monarchy. Of the Ancient Diet at the Liberalism. It includes: "It universo ceremonial of the Liberalismo" and "audible Footage of the French monarchy". Project: Sound cities. Urban...[Read more]

On July 9, 2025, the FonUrMed project presented at the IMS Intercongressional Symposium – “Global Mediterranean. Postcolonial Music Histories (16th–20th centuries)” a Study Session entitled...[Read more]