A closeup of the tuning pins of a harpsichord

Photo: Johan Wingborg

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REM@KE

Research project

Active research

Website

REM@KE: Synergy ERC Research Project 101167101

Project size

SEK 21,924,808 (University of Gothenburg); SEK 85,273,969 (Total)

Project period

2025 - 2031

Project owner

Academy of Music and Drama

Research partners

Università di Pavia, Dipartimento di Musicologia e Beni Culturali University of York, School of Creative Arts and Technologies

Financier

Synergy Grant, ERC (European Research Council) Horizon Europe

Area

Culture and languages

Topic

Music Musicology Psychology (Excluding Applied Psychology) Other Humanities not elsewhere specified

Short description

Reconstructing Embodied Musical Knowledge at the Keyboard
A new way of looking at musical instruments.

REM@KE is an interdisciplinary research project focused on a new integrated way of studying and experiencing musical instruments and the people connected to them.

Based in Cremona (IT), York (UK), and Göteborg (SE), the Principal Investigators and their teams will develop a global network gathering experts from several disciplines in a collaborative and inclusive environment.

This project has received funding from the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme Grant agreement 101167101.