Announcements

EXTENSION OF THE DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION OF ARTICLES FOR THE THEMATIC DOSSIER AND TESTIMONIALS FOR VOL. 36 NO. 1 (2025): MAY 16, 2025

Call for Papers – Thematic Dossier

The Graduate Program in Music at UFRJ and the Editorial Board of the Brazilian Journal of Music announce the call for papers for the thematic dossier LaMuT 30 Years: Relationships Between Musical Creation and Technology (vol. 36, no. 1, 2025), coordinated by guest editors Orlando Scarpa Neto, Postdoctoral Researcher in the Graduate Program in Music at UFRJ and Faculty Member of the Composition Department at the School of Music, and Rodrigo Cicchelli, Full Professor of the Composition Department at the School of Music, Permanent Faculty Member of the Graduate Program in Music at UFRJ, and Coordinator of the Laboratory of Music and Technology (LaMuT) at UFRJ. This call is directed at researchers, faculty, and graduate students in Music and related areas.

Informamos que em razão de alegadas violações a direitos autorais foram retiradas na data de hoje as obras de Heitor Villa-Lobos e José Vieira Brandão veiculadas na seção “Arquivo de Música Brasileira” da Revista Brasileira de Música nos volumes comemorativos de seus 80 e 90 anos (v. 27, n. 1 e v. 35, n. 1).

A Equipe Editorial da RBM reafirma seu compromisso com a divulgação científica com livre acesso, distribuição gratuita e finalidades estritamente acadêmicas, esperando promover a reincorporação das mesmas contribuições ao acervo do periódico tão logo seja possível.

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Call for Papers – Thematic Dossier

The UFRJ Graduate Program in Music and the Editorial Board of the Brazilian Journal of Music announce the call for papers for the thematic dossier Music Education in Post-Modernity: Epistemologies, Practices and Contexts of its v. 34, n. 1 (2021), coordinated by guest editors Sergio Álvares, permanent professor of the UFRJ Graduate Program in Music and leader of the Music Education, Comprehensive Musicality and Cultural Diversity in Post-Modernity Research Group, and Fábio Adour, permanent professor of the UFRJ Graduate Program in Music. The call for papers of this thematic dossier is addressed to researchers, faculty, and graduate students in Music and related areas.

Call for papers - Thematic Dossier

The UFRJ Graduate Program in Music (PPGM) and the Editorial Board of the Brazilian Journal of Music announce the call for papers for the thematic dossier Creative processes in collaborative musical performance - dynamics and perspectives of its v. 33, n. 2 (2020), coordinated by guest editors Pedro Bittencourt, full time professor at the Wind Department of UFRJ School of Music and leader of the Performance Today Research Group of PPGM-UFRJ, and Danilo Rossetti, full time professor of the UFMT Department of Arts.

The call for papers of this thematic dossier is addressed to researchers, faculty, and graduate students of music and related areas: musical performance, composition, sonology, contemporary music practices in performance, computer music, collaborative processes, musical improvisation.

The UFRJ Graduate Program in Music and the Editorial Board of the Brazilian Journal of Music announce the call for papers for its v. 33, no. 1 (2020), in the modalities: 1) thematic dossier “Sound and Music in Audiovisual Studies” (edited by the “Rhythm, Body and Sound” Research Group of PPGM-UFRJ); and 2) continuous flow.

The call is addressed to researchers, faculty and graduate students in music and related fields, and for the thematic dossier also in the field of cinema and communication. Contributions in the form of complete articles in Portuguese, English or Spanish must be original and unpublished, and conform to the guidelines for authors and conditions for submission of the Brazilian Journal of Music. The deadline for submission is March 31, 2020, after which continuous flow submissions will be considered for the next volume of publication.