BFE/RMA Research Students' Conference 2023: 'Borderlands'
Northumbria University, Newcastle upon Tyne
10-12 January 2023
Conference Email Address (copy and paste): ad.rsc.2023@northumbria.ac.uk
The Department of Humanities at Northumbria University is delighted to host the British Forum for Ethnomusicology and Royal Musical Association Research Students’ Conference from 10 to 12 January, 2023.
The Research Students’ Conference is an excellent opportunity for PhD students to gain valuable presentation experience in a friendly and welcoming environment, amongst peers and established academics, and to make connections with others.
Questions and queries may be sent by email by clicking here.
Music at Northumbria University
Music was established as a discipline at Northumbria University in September 2018, and the first undergraduate students arrived mid-pandemic in academic year 2020/21.
The Music Research Group brings together all those with an interest in Music at the University. Academic interests range from 16th-century music and performance practice to 19th-century opera, from the history of instruments to American popular music and sonification using IKO.
Situated within the Department of Humanities, Music provides a home for PhD students working on a wide variety of topics, including Harrison & Harrison organ builders, 16th-century music theory, music education, musical instruments in the English Renaissance court, and Scotland’s experimental music scene in the 1970s and 1980s,