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Events

Forthcoming Conferences
The EADH organises annual conferences, each of them taking place in different host European countries.

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EADH Online Lecture Series, 2026
Dance Histories

The first session of the Dance Histories online talk series will kick off on 29 January 2026 with a joint event in partnership with the RSCDS, bringing together influential historical research and rare archival sources.

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29th January (18:30 - 19:45):

Dance & The Scottish Town in the Age of the Enlightenment by Professor Bob Harris, and 

Dancing in Burns’s Time by Alan Macpherson​
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12th March (18.30-19.30):

Questioning exceptional contexts: writing and working as a female dancer/choreographer in the early 19th Century by Bruno Ligore (Université Côte d’Azur)

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9th July (18.30-19.30):

Five Decades of Artistry and Innovation with The New York Baroque Dance Company by Catherine Turocy

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For detailed schedule, abstracts, and biographies please follow the link:​​

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EADH and RSCDS members can access the talk free of charge.

Existing members please enrol by email, outlining which lectures you wish to attend.


Non‑members: £8 per talk or £20 for the whole series.

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The event link will be sent to the email address you registered with on the day of the talk.

All times advertised are UK GMT.

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Lecture 1 - Prof Bob Harris and Alan Macpherson, 29 January 2026

'Dance & the Scottish Town in the Age of Enlightenment' / 'Dancing in Burn's Time'

Lecture 2 - Bruno Ligure, 12 March 2026

'Questioning exceptional contexts'

Lecture 3 - Catherine Turocy, 9 July 2026

'50 Years of the New York Baroque Dance Company'

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The
Madeleine Inglehearn Memorial Event


16 May 2026

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We launch a series of yearly special lectures to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr Madeleine Inglehearn, the EADH former president and one of our co-founders. This year's event will be a lecture by Françoise Dartois-Lapeyre.

Further details to follow. Free for members.

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RMA-SMI-EADH Conference 2026

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Sat 29 August - Tues 1 September 2026

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Hosted by SARC: Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Sound and Music at Queen's University Belfast

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CALL FOR PAPERS, CALL FOR WORKS

This conference aims to promote research and practice in music, sound, or dance across all repertories, contexts, methodologies and approaches.

 

The deadline for submissions has expired. All further information about the conference will be published on the dedicated conference website here.

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Please note: for updates on the programme, accommodation, etc regarding EADH's annual conference 2026 please refer to the Queen's University Belfast site

EADH members will receive an email when significant new material is posted there.

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