SPECTACLE Podcasts - Episode 3: L'effimero multisensoriale, an interview with Christine Jeanneret

<p>Christine Jeanneret leads this episode presenting her research on eighteenth century music played during ephemeral moments of spectacle. She explains how her reserach is presented to contemporary audiences and in a wide range of locations.<br><strong>Christine Jeanneret</strong> is a musicologist, specializing in early modern music, historical sound studies, gender studies, cultural exchanges and music performance. She is associate professor at the Centre for Privacy Studies at the University of Copenhagen and is currently the PI of <em>SOUND</em>, an innovative research project aiming at listening, hearing and reconstructing the soundscapes of the Danish court. She was awarded Queen Margrethe II&rsquo;s Rome prize in 2017 for her outstanding research. In 2018-2020, she worked at the Centre de recherche du ch&acirc;teau de Versailles. She regularly works with early music performers and museums to make her research available to a wide audience in the unique forms of performance and exhibitions.</p> <p>https://spectacle.elisacazzato.com/radio-ca-foscari-podcast/</p>