Read more about the music research projects our staff and postgraduate students have been working on
Connecting with ecosystems and communities along the migration routes of monarch butterflies as they travel the 3,000 mile journey between Mexico and Canada
Reconstructing the sonic environment of historic Coventry to understand the city's cultural life between 1451 and 1642.
An Interactive Bee Book for the 21st Century centred around Charles Butler's The Feminine Monarchie of Bees
A singing-intervention research project among the AmaZizi chiefdom in rural Eastern Cape, South Africa
a multi-disciplinary investigation of the summer progresses of King Henry VIII.
Exploring the the reception to Handel's music from the eighteenth century
Making church music from the eleventh to the seventeenth centuries available in a form that's both scholarly and practical.
Northumbria and Newcastle Universities Sonification Hub for Innovation in Sound and Meaning
Outlining how the arts and government-sponsored communications supported nation-building and societal reform in the 1950s.
A project to map musical activity and business in localities in the UK and beyond. To provide insights for policymakers, creative practitioners and industry.
Unlocking the Musical Collections of England’s County Record Offices.
Mapping out the narrative of song history, from the first printed ballads of the 1520s to the global hits of streaming services.
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See a selection of research projects our PhD students are working on
