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    • Project Description
    • Timeline
  • Methodology
  • Creative ResearchExpand
    • Excerpts from Garcia’s Art of Singing II
    • Annotated arias from García’s Art of Singing II
    • Domenico Corri Annotated Songs and Arias
    • Recording Emulations
    • Further ResearchExpand
      • Instrumental Bel Canto – The Mozart K. 488 Project
      • Dichterliebe Reimagined
  • PerformancesExpand
    • Early Music EnsembleExpand
      • Re-engaging the Art of Story Telling in Music
      • Hearing the Music of Early NSW
      • Nineteenth-Century Stirrings
      • Moods, emotions and expressions: The art of story telling in music
    • St Brigid’s Church 190th Anniversary
  • Research EventsExpand
    • ‘Beautiful’ Singing in Vienna Symposium and Workshop
    • Waxing Lyrical in Surrey
  • About the TeamExpand
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Bel Canto Rediscovered 1700-1800

Neal Peres Da Costa

Neal Peres Da Costa

Lead Chief Investigator University of Sydney

DipEarlyMus Guildhall MMus City Uni London PhD Leeds BMus (Hons)
Associate Dean Research
Professor of Historical Performance

Neal Peres Da Costa is a world-renowned performing scholar, researcher and educator. He has held academic posts at the University of NSW, University of Leeds, Trinity College of Music (London), and Royal Academy of Music (London). He is Professor of Historical Performance at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music where he founded the Historical Performance division in 2007, and was the division’s chair for eight years. Subsequently, he was Program Leader of Postgraduate Research. Currently, he is Associate Dean (Research).

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  • Bel Canto Rediscovered
    • Project Description
    • Timeline
  • Methodology
  • Creative Research
    • Excerpts from Garcia’s Art of Singing II
    • Annotated arias from García’s Art of Singing II
    • Domenico Corri Annotated Songs and Arias
    • Recording Emulations
    • Further Research
      • Instrumental Bel Canto – The Mozart K. 488 Project
      • Dichterliebe Reimagined
  • Performances
    • Early Music Ensemble
      • Re-engaging the Art of Story Telling in Music
      • Hearing the Music of Early NSW
      • Nineteenth-Century Stirrings
      • Moods, emotions and expressions: The art of story telling in music
    • St Brigid’s Church 190th Anniversary
  • Research Events
    • ‘Beautiful’ Singing in Vienna Symposium and Workshop
    • Waxing Lyrical in Surrey
  • About the Team
    • Resources
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