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  1. 5 Apr

    Research Seminar in Music: Touching Tasting Hearing? Sensory Ethnographies of Sufism

    In this seminar, Dr Peter McMurray will share his work on audiovisual media, focusing on Sufism.

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    Audience: Public

  2. 29 Mar

    Professor Atau Tanaka - Body as Instrument

    This talk will discuss the human body as musical instrument.

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    Audience: Public

  3. 15 Mar

    The Sounding City: Memory, Trauma and Auditory Scars in 1980s Tehran

    In this seminar, Laudan Nooshin explores the concept of auditory scars from a slightly different perspective.

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    Location: Online

    Audience: Public

  4. 8 Feb

    The Diasporic Quartets, Identity and Aesthetics

    In this seminar composer Des Oliver will present his work The Diasporic Quartets in which he explores aspects of heritage, cultural appropriation, influence, social justice, and representation.

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    Audience: Public

  5. 14 Dec

    Player Piano: agency in collaborative performance making

    This seminar focuses on discussing the relationship between composers, performers and instruments, and its complex ways in which these feed into performance, creating forms of musical identity.

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    Location: Online

    Audience: Public

  6. 7 Dec

    Travels in Time and Space - reflections on approaching 50 years in acousmatic music

    This seminar explores the relationship between compositional thinking and the development of BEAST, and the fuzzy boundary between composition and performance in the acousmatic domain.

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    Audience: Public

  7. 23 Nov

    Research Seminar in Music: Annie Clark, Re-gendering the Guitar for the 21st Century

    This seminar will discuss Annie Clark, suggesting she be considered a pioneering rock artist who has re-gendered the guitar for the 21st century.

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    Audience: Public

  8. 16 Nov

    Research Seminar in Music: Practise-led Early Recording Research: reconstructing, relearning, reflecting

    This talk discusses findings from (Re)constructing Early Recordings: a guide for historically-informed performance, a research project supported by the Leverhulme Trust and University of Huddersfield.

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    Audience: Public

  9. 2 Nov

    Research Seminar in Music: Unbounded

    Chiyoko Szlavnics will present an overview of the development of her early drawings-based compositional method.

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    Audience: Public

  10. 15 Jun

    A Practical Body: Navigating Politics, Desire and the Singing Voice

    As part of the Music Research Seminar Series, Jessica Aszodi explores notions of embodied knowledge through her diverse vocal practice.

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    Audience: Public