Midlands Music Musings

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Midlands Music Musings

'Midlands Music Musings' is a podcast by the Midlands Music Research Network. Join Nicholas Ong and network members for a chat every month about their research and life in the academic world.

  1. 25/01/2023

    Charlotte Doesburg

    This episode’s guest is Charlotte Doesburg who is a Postgraduate Teaching Assistant at University College London where she also completed her PhD in 2022. Her doctoral thesis analysed the adaptation of Baltic-Finnish folk poetry and the epic, the Kalevala, in metal music from Finland and connections to national identity in lyrics. She has previously published on the influence of the Kalevala in the works of J.R.R. Tolkien and was co-editor of the volume titled Multilingual Metal: Sociocultural, Linguistic and Literary Perspectives on Heavy Metal published by Emerald in 2020.

    34 min

  2. 21/12/2022

    Madison Miller

    In this episode, I speak to Madison Miller who is a PhD candidate studying nature soundscapes at the University of Wolverhampton. Madison has a background in multi-media and meditation practices and her creative practice involves pairing the sounds and images of nature to promote relaxation. She is a TEDx speaker, mental health advocate, and winner of the West Midlands Mental Health Star Awards 2022 by the West Midlands Combined Authority. Madison’s podcast project titled Core Opulence gives listener’s free access to nature soundscapes via YouTube and Spotify. For more information about Madison and her research, visit https://coreopulencemusic.com.

    32 min
  3. Tatjana Ostrovska

    20/11/2022

    Tatjana Ostrovska

    This episode’s guest is Tatjana Ostrovska who is a Latvian violinist and member of the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra. In 2011, Tatjana founded the NYX Trio – an ensemble of violin, flute, and piano – which aims to promote Latvian music and encourage composers to write for this unconventional ensemble. Aside from her performing career, Tatjana is a doctoral researcher at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama where her practice-based work focusses on live-streamed performances and the phenomenon of ‘the invisible audience’.To learn more about Tatjana and her work, visit https://www.tatjanaostrovska.com/.

    28 min

  4. 27/09/2022

    Taylor Rogers

    In this episode, I speak to Taylor Rogers who is a decolonial feminist scholar and artist in Chicago. Taylor completed her PhD at Northwestern University where she researched the role of emotional numbness in perpetuating oppression. She currently teaches Philosophy at Loyola University while pursuing other collaborative art projects. Her latest multi-media research project with Indiana-based cinematographer Lillian Walker titled 'NOA: A Music Film', explores the liberatory role of grief using philosophy, music, dance, poetry, cinematography, and more.To watch a trailer of NOA, visit https://youtu.be/YPLGZ6uaE7k. For more information about the film, visit https://noamusicfilm.com/.

    27 min

  5. 19/08/2022

    Dan Boucher

    This episode’s guest is Dan Boucher who is a second-year PhD student at the University of Birmingham where his project is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council UK. His current research focusses on Germany’s opera culture in the Weimar Republic, particularly the role expressionism played in attempts at modernising opera. Listen on as we speak about modernism, expressionism, Kurt Weill’s Der Protagonist (1926), and Dan’s doctoral journey.

    28 min

  6. 30/07/2022

    Paul Adey

    In this episode, I speak to Paul Adey, who is a PhD student at Nottingham Trent University, where he is completing his thesis on the presence and function of literary intertextuality in hip-hop. Paul’s thesis will culminate in the release of a trilogy of rap LPs titled CAPsule. As a rap artist under the stage name Cappo, Paul has performed alongside artists such as Public Enemy and Big Daddy Kane and has released several collaborative records such as Postmodernism in 2018 and Raw Pastiche in 2020.

    30 min
  7. Robert Chafer

    25/06/2022

    Robert Chafer

    Robert Chafer is a multichannel audio-visual composer and PhD student at De Montfort University. In his PhD, he researches the opportunities afforded by the cutting-edge technology of mixed reality as a platform to present his work. While the user is subject to a visually enclosed digital content only experience with virtual reality, mixed reality augments the physical world with digital content. Moreover, mixed reality technology understands its environment so sounds and image content can be placed relative to space, rather than fixed relative to the user. Listen to this episode and learn about this new revolution in audio experience.Rob would like to express his gratitude to the Midlands4Cities Doctoral Partnership, the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), and De Montfort University for the opportunity to conduct his research, and to Tim Hall for the recording and production of this episode.

    24 min

  8. 28/05/2022

    Kate Arnold

    This episode’s guest is Kate Arnold who is a solo performer on the hammered dulcimer as well as a PhD student at Nottingham Trent University where her research focusses on medieval crusade songs and anti-Frankish jihad poems. Kate’s previous research focused on the revival of Syrian classical music in Damascus. As a performing artist, Kate released her two-part electro-medievalist recording project ROTA FORTUNAE in 2020 and 2021. Kate will be presenting her paper titled ‘Pop and the Palästinalied: a crusade song revived at the turn of a new millennium’ at the upcoming conference organised by the Society for the Study of Crusades and the Latin East (SSCLE). To keep yourself up to date with the activities and events of the network and our members, sign up for the Midlands Music Research Network mailing list on our website.

    36 min
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'Midlands Music Musings' is a podcast by the Midlands Music Research Network. Join Nicholas Ong and network members for a chat every month about their research and life in the academic world.

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    Midlands Music Research Network
  • Années d’activité
    2021 - 2023
  • Épisodes
    15
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    © Copyright 2021 Midlands Music Research Network
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