APD research from RMC published at Research Catalogue
Rhythmic Music Conservatory (RMC) is happy to present five online expositions with artistic research from the graduation projects of former Advanced Postgraduate Diploma (APD) students at Research Catalogue - the largest international digital platform for artistic research.
The APD programme at RMC is a two-year training programme aimed at composers, sound artists and musicians at the highest artistic level within the field of contemporary music, and for the students the programme is anchored in a project giving experience and insight into practice-based artistic research.
The publication of the five projects highlights a diverse range of creative investigations, reflecting the unique artistic practices and methodologies explored by RMC’s APD alumni during their time at the conservatory. The initiative is part of RMC’s ongoing commitment to fostering and supporting artistic research as an integral part of music education and professional practice, and the publication serves as both an archive and a living resource, showcasing the depth of inquiry and experimentation that defines RMC’s artistic research environment. The aim of the publication is to increase visibility of and engagement with the APD alumni's artistic inquiry, innovation and contributions to the broader field of artistic research.
Explore the digital expositions via the RMC institutional portal at Research Catalogue below.
Alexander Holm: On Sworld — Report and reflections on an artistic research into how audio can evoke human experiences of absence, ghosts and lost memories, explored through performance and composed walks
Anders Holst: Spatiality and the Tactile Experience
Halym Kim: Gravity and Breathing as an Integrated Musical Frame
Johannes Nästesjö: Reaching for the utmost limits – Making a process visible with The Hands, the Bow, and the Bass
Matt Choboter: Unburying, from Liminals, Emerging: Three Contexts for a Microtonal Prepared Piano
