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Current students’ research topics:

 

Will Dutta The Curating Composer: Self-Organising Strategies and Initiatives in the Production, Exhibition and Disseminsation of Non-Classical Music
Hollie Harding Re-imagining the Performance Space. Exploring the Arena, Ensemble and Gestural Spaces of Music in Composition
Gemma Harman Investigating the Phenomenon of Dance and Music THrough the Experience of the Performer
Jun Ishimura New interpretation of Chopin’s piano music using the comparison between modern and historical instruments and the performance of the three Piano Sonata
Eleni Koukoli Exercise Les Noces: Practices of Translation and the Appropriated Bodies
Peter Lewton-Brain Dance Performance Enhanced through Biomechanics, Mental Imagery and Manuel Therapy using a Multi Disciplinary Approach
Xiaoyun (Cloudy) Lim Revisiting Chopin’s Mature Piano Sonatas: Analysis from Historical and Performative Contexts
Sophia Manoharan Les Concours and the Early French Flute School: Stylistic Considerations for Performance
Yuki Negishi Chopin in Context: a Critical Comparison and Re-Evaluation of the Works of his Influential Predecessors
Stephanie Oatridge The Progressive Conservatoire: Responding to the Evolving Educational Needs of Musicians, Viewed through the Critical Disability Model
Quynthran (Quincy) Pham History of Evolution: Compositional Practice for Keyboard Dance Suites
Fei Ren On Das Jahr, and the Significance of Fanny Hensel in the 19th Century Romantic Repertoire 
Ailie Robertson Microinterval Modality for the Harp: a Compositional Approach
Barak Schmool The Theory of Hierarchical Rhythmic Organisation in ‘African’ Traditional Music
Christina Siomos An Electromyographic Profile of the Practicing and Performing Violinist and its Ccorrelation to the Exceptional Postures and Playing Techniques Demanded of these Skilled Instrumentalists
Park Stickney A New Approach to Jazz Harp? Scales and Chords and Harps and Pedals
Alexander Walker On Creating a Performance Tradition
Hagit Yakira Choreographing Autobiographies as Relational Life-Storytelling

 

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