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We're delighted to be part of a WROCAH-funded PhD network: 'Singing in Balance: Tuning and Supporting Socio-Musical Dynamics in Group Singing'. Dr Freya Bailes from the University of Leeds is collaborating with Kate Wareham from the Choir with No Name to supervise the Collaborative PhD project "Sing together, eat together and build our choir together":...
Dr Freya Bailes co-edited Together in Music, and is joined by colleagues and former postgraduate researchers from the School of Music at the University of Leeds. Professor Karen Burland contributes a chapter concerning 'Ensemble participation and personal development', while Dr Ryan Kirkbride describes some of his PhD research on 'Together in cyberspace: collaborative live coding...
We're delighted to welcome Dr Amanda Krause to our next monthly research group meeting. She will be joining us online from James Cook University in Queensland, Australia. Dr Krause will be sharing her tips on how best to curate 'Your (online) scholarly identity'.
We are pleased to announce the launch of a new partnership between the University of Leeds and Nordoff Robbins. The Music for Healthy Lives Network was launched on the 9th November at the Society for Education and Music Psychology Research (SEMPRE) conference with the following mission statement: Recent research has demonstrated that musical experience can...
Applications are invited from prospective PhD candidates for one collaborative doctoral awards and one research network studentship, based within the School of Music. We are seeking highly motivated individuals, with academic and professional experience and a willingness to contribute to the research needs of our partners, to undertake fully funded doctoral research, supervised by members...
Dr Alinka Greasley from the University of Leeds and Dr Harriet Crook from Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust have been shortlisted for the Health Humanities Medal, a new national award led by the Arts and Humanities Research Council in association with the Wellcome Trust. The project ‘Hearing Aids for Music’ led by Alinka (Principal...
PhD Studentship Award – “Opera North Education – exploring and measuring engagement, experience and impact” The University of Leeds School of Music and Opera North Education are pleased to announce a PhD Studentship which consolidates a strong partnership between the two organisations. The studentship aims to explore the impact of Opera North Education’s work on...
From 14-15 September 2017, the Hearing Aids for Music Conference will be taking place at the University of Leeds, bringing together hearing aid users, researchers, audiologists and manufacturers to examine current issues and potential solutions. For more information see the events page or visit www.musicandhearingaids.org
Taking place on 16 June 2017 at the University of Leeds, this event aims to be a celebration of Music Therapy, bringing together music therapy researchers and practitioners to report on the early stages of a research project which aims to understand the value of music therapy in local rural communities. For more information check...
Music Psychology lecturer, Dave Ireland, presented a work-in-progress paper about John William's music for Munich at the Music and the Moving Image annual conference which took place at NYU in May 2017.