Dr Peter Leech has recorded a landmark CD, The Cardinal King: Music for Henry Benedict Stuart in Rome, 1740-91, with his professional period ensemble Cappella Fede. It is due to […]
The image of Vienna as a musical city is a familiar one and it has long been associated with many of the most significant developments in Western music. A new […]
Dr Clair Rowden has contributed to a new BBC4 documentary series exploring the transformation of music in the 19th century. Revolution and Romance: Musical Masters of the 19th Century sees […]
PhD student Kate Neale writes from Washington where she is currently an AHRC Kluge Fellow at the Library of Congress... "I study Cornish Christmas carol repertoire and performance in South […]
Dr Sarah Hill on the Grateful Dead's 50th anniversary concerts... We are now half a century removed from the 1960s. More to the point, we’re now fifty years away from […]
PhD student Simone Laghi on Italian String Quartets and bringing Bartolomeo Campagnoli to new audiences... I am writing this post on a train that is taking me to Turin. In […]
Professor David Wyn Jones This article originally appeared on The Conversation. London is about to get its latest blue plaque. A building on Great Pulteney Street in Soho will soon be […]