The First International Music Research Network
Global Institute for Music Research is the world’s largest network of researchers and music universities.
Research resources
The Global Institute for Music Research holds specialized journals in several lines of research, a reviewed repository, several discussion forums and a fellowships search section.
Collaborative intranet
Our researchers are constantly active. You can now work with them and share projects through our intranet.
The Global Institute for Music Research
The Global Institute for Music Research is the first international network for music researchers.
Learn about the Global Institute
for Music Research
Since 2017 we have been working to connect research institutions interested in music research.
The recognition of the artist as a researcher and the generation of a space for communication by the Global Institute for Music Research may involve a qualitative change in how the higher education institution observes artist-artist work.
PD Dr. Sebastián Gil Armas
Professor of Trumpet at the Conservatorio Superior de Canarias (Spain)
Research Areas
These are our 6 research areas. A brief description of the current lines of research work is included.
Congresses, seminars and events
In the Global Institute for Music Research we have a constant activity of seminars, conferences and research conferences. Learn more about the events we participate in.
Latest News
GIMUR Strengthens International Collaboration During Visit to the University of Texas at Austin
Read more →: GIMUR Strengthens International Collaboration During Visit to the University of Texas at AustinMarch 9, 2024 On March 8, 2024, the Global Institute for Music Research (GIMUR) carried out an academic visit to the University of Texas at Austin, reinforcing its commitment to international collaboration and the development of applied music research. During the visit, the institute’s director, Dr. Jordi Albert, delivered an informational talk to a group…
GIMUR Delegation Visits Mariachi School in Mexico City
Read more →: GIMUR Delegation Visits Mariachi School in Mexico CityJune 25, 2023 A delegation of representatives from the Global Institute for Music Research (GIMUR) visited the Mariachi School in Mexico City, continuing its efforts to build connections with leading music institutions across diverse cultural contexts. The visit focused on establishing dialogue with students and faculty around the role of traditional music within contemporary research.…
GIMUR will partner with 6 new institutions.
Read more →: GIMUR will partner with 6 new institutions.During the past week the new project of the institute was presented at the I Congress of Art Schools held in Valencia. After this presentation, several institutions have been interested in being part of the network. Four institutions have signed the agreement to be part of the institute. Superior Conservatory of Castellón, Professional Conservatory of…
GIMUR Visits UNT to Explore Collaboration in High-Performance Music Research
Read more →: GIMUR Visits UNT to Explore Collaboration in High-Performance Music ResearchJanuary 24, 2023 The director of the Global Institute for Music Research (GIMUR), Dr. Jordi Albert, visited the University of North Texas (UNT) in the United States as part of an institutional initiative to strengthen international academic collaboration. During the visit on January 24, Dr. Albert met with Professor Caleb Hudson to explore potential avenues…
Partners and Collaborators
M.Sc. Eva Laliena
Fellowships Administrator
Mission
Generate an international network of researchers to create scientific knowledge. Edit Journals of musical research with a high scientific quality. Generate a global repository of scientific publications, theses and research articles around music (view more)
GIMUR helped me enhance my Master Thesis.
Eva Laliena
Music Research Hub
The Global Institute for Music Research serves as a connector for institutions and researchers interested in music-related research. To achieve this, we have developed several tools to facilitate the work of music researchers.
Our institute hosts six journals for the publication of research works. Likewise, we carry out a considerable amount of activity organizing congresses, conferences and seminars where scientific communication can take place.
