Music Research Seminars
The Music Research Seminars series is our main seminar series for research into the cultural, historical, political and social dimensions of musical life.
With contributions from researchers and musicians from within the Reid School and beyond, it’s a place to encounter and discuss new ideas, and gain fresh perspective on some old ones.
Jo Gibson presents the results of research exploring the experiences of musicians working in participatory music-making.
Joanna Bullivant explores Elgar's Catholic identity and its impact on his music.
**Please note: this event has been cancelled due to industrial action by the UCU**
**Please note: this event has been cancelled due to industrial action by the UCU**
Kate Molleson discusses her award-winning book on twentieth-century music, Sound Within Sound.
Nanette De Jongh explores the history and meaning of tambú, a music and dance ritual from Curaçao.
Flora Willson explores cultural connectedness and opera in late nineteenth-century Paris and New York.