Home ⁄ Research & Practice ⁄ Current Research Projects

Current Research Projects

The School's staff and graduate students have a strong track record of developing and participating in research projects, either individually, or in partnership with other Higher Education departments and institutions, as well as public and private sector bodies.

Below you can find links to funded projects which are currently underway, involving School of Music Studies staff. For information on past projects & completed research, please visit the Research Laboratories and Research Groups pages, as well as individual staff members‘ personal pages.

  • Music 4 Change: Sustainability in Music Research and Education (2022-2025). Erasmus+ KA220. Partners: University of Bergen – Grieg Research School of Interdisciplinary Music Studies, The University of Edinburgh, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, University of Groningen, Gustav Mahler Private University for Music, Creative Mentorship (Serbia). PIs for AUTH: George Papadelis, Danae Stefanou.
  • MELOS – Greek music audiovisual collections (2022-2024). The project MELOS aims to create, develop, and interconnect Greek digital music libraries and knowledge repositories with a view to developing a “world of music ontologies” for use and re-use by the music industry, academia and general public. Coordinator: Vera Kriezi (Megaron Athens), Five partners, Principal Investigator: Emilios Cambouropoulos (AUTH).
  • MusiCoLab – Virtual Workshop for Music Education and Collaboration (2021-2023). RESEARCH – CREATE – INNOVATE call, www.eyde-etak.gr. Partners: Hellenic Mediterreanean University, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, D. Neonakis, A Tsikandilakis. PI for AUTH: Emilios Cambouropoulos
  • Sounds Now (2019-2022). Creative Europe. Partners: Onassis Stegi, Musica – Impulse Center for Music, Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival, November Music, Spor Festival, Transit, Ultima Oslo Contemporary Music Festival, Time of Music, Wilde Westen. Participant Researcher (Multimodal Community Composition Project Leader): Danae Stefanou (Associate Professor).
  • Τransmissions Network (2019-2022). EEA/Norwegian Financial Mechanisms. Partners: Onassis Stegi, Ultima Oslo Contemporary Music Festival. Participant Researcher (Transmissions Sound Art Residency Coordinator): Danae Stefanou (Associate Professor).
  • International Composition Competition Iannis Xenakis. AUTH Research Committee grant. PI for AUTH: Dimitris Maronidis. Start Date: 2016.