Colloquium series

Ross Cole, University of Cambridge Blood Sings: A Soundtrack for the Alt-Right

Peter Spissky, Lund University, Sweden Ups and Downs: Violin Bowing as Gesture

Richard David Williams, SOAS University of London Beauty and ‘Empiricism’ in Colonial-Era Hindi Musical Scholarship

Elisabeth Giselbrecht, King’s College London Reading early music: A new approach to early modern musical literacy

CANCELLED - Dr Martin Parker Dixon, University of Cambridge, 'A Practice-led Music Aesthetics: Some Methodological Considerations'

Prof. Stephen Crist, Emory University, Atlanta, 'Pushing the Limits: Bach and the Aesthetics of Excess'

Dr. Emily Payne, University of Leeds, 'Time, Temporality, and Expectation in Indeterminate Music: A Case Study of John Cage's Concert for Piano and Orchestra'

Mr. Jonathan Impett, Orpheus Institute, Ghent/Middlesex University, London, 'The Orpheus Institute, the Figure of the Artist-researcher and a Case Study: Music, Thought and Technology'

Prof. Linda Barwick, Conservatorium of Music, University of Sydney, 'Making time in Australian song'

Francophone and Creole Opera in Colonial Saint-Domingue