The mobile Music, Migration and Mobility exhibition in the foyer of the University Mozarteum. Photo: Carolin Stahrenberg Throughout 2025, the University Mozarteum Salzburg featured the MMM project in a series of research presentations and workshops, a public exhibition and two concerts. The collaboration resulted in two concert with students of the Vocal Studies Department (Abteilung Gesang), prepared and curated by Norbert Meyn, with pianist Klaus Eibensteiner, on November 2

Singers/Performers from Bristol University after the performance Curated by Florian Scheding and Norbert Meyn (Royal College of Music), Bristol's Being Human Festival staged  The Good Old Budapest! Cabaret in British Exile ,   a cabaret that recreated songs, plays, and sketches by refugees in Britain during WWII, some of which had not been performed for over 80 years. The programme included songs by composers Eric Sanders and Hans G á l which were edited and made available

Following an invitation from the Austrian Embassy Canberra, former MMM Principal Investigator Norbert Meyn (Royal College of Music) and co-investigator Nils Grosch (Salzburg University) visited Melbourne, Canberra and Sydney in August 2025 to present the work of the 'Music, Migration and Mobility' Project and connect with researchers and audiences in Australia. Melbourne The tour started with the Symposium 'Musical Exile, Migration and Cultural Mobility' at Melba Hall, Univer

Pianist Kevin Tamanini (left) and singer Norbert Meyn, who will be performing in Melbourne, Canberra and Sydney Following an invitation...

We are pleased to announce the publication by Clemson University Press (USA) and Liverpool University Press of The Glyndebourne Émigrés:...

On Sunday May 4, 2025, a celebration of the 120th anniversary of the birth of composer Mátyás Seiber (1905-1960) was held at the...

Concert: Sunday May 4, 4pm, book your free tickets here . Exhibition opening and Panel Discussion: May 4, 2pm for 3pm, please register...

Former MMM team members Nils Grosch and Norbert Meyn are co-convenors of this symposium, hosted by the Conservatorium of Music at the...

RCM research forms the basis for two workshops and lecture recital, with 15 young singers at the University Mozarteum. Image: University...

Hans Gál ’s bilingual comic revue tells the story of refugees from Nazi Europe who were interned as enemy aliens in Britain in 1940/41....

THURSDAY, 23rd JANUARY 2025, 20:00 (preceded by mobile Exhibition Music, Migration and Mobility - The Story of Emigre Musicians from Nazi...

On Friday November 15, 2024, the RCM’s recent ‘Music, Migration and Mobility’ (MMM) project will be represented at the international...

The Music, Migration and Mobility exhibition, available on 12 roll up banners, continues its journey! Created from the acclaimed original...

Wednesday September 27, 2023, 7.30pm, RCM Performance Hall Pre-concert panel discussion, 5.30pm Performers: Danny Driver, piano Emily...

A mobile version of the recent Music, Migration and Mobility Exhibition has been created and is now on show at the Dartington Music...

All photographs by Art Lewy On January 16 we celebrated the opening of our exhibition 'Music, Migration and Mobility: The story of émigré...

Tickets for this special event in the RCM Museum can now be booked through the RCM website. Please click here to book (pay as much as you...

Our project's co-investigator Nils Grosch (Salzburg University) has contributed a chapter to 'Urban Exile: Theories, Methods, Research...

Tuesday 9 May 2023 at 3pm Royal College of Music Museum The early years of the Dartington Summer School Researchers working on the RCM’s...

The Music, Migration and Mobility exhibition at the RCM Museum has been extended and will now be open until Sunday 21 May. It has been...