Category: Research
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Past November
November was conference month. I presented three papers at “Digital and Technological Performativities” (U. Aveiro) and ENIM (U. Évora). It was a great chance to talk about the electronics in my music, dive deeper into the analysis of two of my works, and showcase microcrivo, the project I’m developing with @angeladapontecomposer on music with microtones in Portugal.…
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Transplanted Roots Research Symposium
Tomorrow, I will be presenting at the Transplanted Roots Research Symposium at ESMAE about my collaboration with musicians over the past decade.
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Participation at the 6th International Symposium Mikrotöne: Small is Beautiful
Next Wednesday, I will present my paper “Microtonality, Rhythm, and Live Electronics in Rust” at the 6th International Symposium Mikrotöne: Small is Beautiful, which will take place at Mozarteum University Salzburg. Excited to share my work. http://www.ekmelic-music.org/en/event.php?n=202507021
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NCMM 2025
Next Thursday, I’ll be presenting a paper at the NOVA Contemporary Music Meeting – Lisbon, reflecting on the compositional techniques I explored between 2016 and 2021. Check the abstract here. The full program is available here: https://fabricadesites.fcsh.unl.pt/ncmm/ncmm-2025-program/
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Workshop at the School of Sonic Arts – Tehran
In June of this year, I will be teaching a workshop at the School of Sonic Arts – Tehran. This is accomplished in collaboration with the Contemporary Music Lab at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. I will present the techniques and tools that I have been using in my music related to the harmonic series. For…
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Bowing the body of the violin: the sounds of ‘Shades of White’
🎻 Did you know you can bow the body of a violin, not just the strings? 💡 Discover the sounds I explored in 𝘚𝘩𝘢𝘥𝘦𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘞𝘩𝘪𝘵𝘦! 🎶 📅 It will be performed tomorrow at Unerhörte Music, Berlin.
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From Pitch to Rhythm and Noise: The Application of the Harmonic Series in Recent Works of Luís Neto da Costa
Last Tuesday, I had the opportunity to share my recent music and discuss the developments related to my PhD research topic at the Faculty of Music Studies at Aristotle University in Thessaloniki. I would like to thank my advisor Dimitri Papageorgiou for the invitation. More info:
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3rd Meeting on Music, Technology, and Research
Yesterday, I was at the University of Aveiro for the 3rd Meeting on Music, Technology, and Research, where I talked about my piece “Painting on a Wooden Canvas of Resonances” for violin, cello, and minimal electronics.
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Participation at 3rd Meeting on Music, Technology and Research
Tomorrow I will be in the 3rd Meeting on Music, Technology and Research at University of Aveiro presenting “Rhythm and Harmonic Series in Painting on a Wooden Canvas of Resonances: An Analysis”.
Luís Neto da Costa 