Events Brochure Hilary 2023

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Events Brochure Hilary 2023

The Faculty is delighted to announce the publication of the Events Brochure for Hilary Term 2023. You can view the brochure online, pick up copies at the Faculty or around the city centre, and those who have signed up to our mailing list will receive a copy in the post*.

Highlights for the next two terms include three concerts by the Castalian String Quartet, Ensemble ISIS conducted by Dr John Traill, a celebration of works by Rebecca Clarke with our Director of Performance Rosalind Ventris, and a concert with Le Concert de l'Hostel Dieu, a fusion between baroque and minimalist elements composed by our Professor of Composition Martyn Harry and composer David Chalmin.

To see a full list of forthcoming events happening across the University, please visit our events page. *If you would like the next brochure to be sent to you via post, please email events@music.ox.ac.uk. If you would like to get our weekly 'What's On' Events Email during term time, please click here or email us directly.

 

Professor Naomi Waltham Smith

In concert: how shared wonder opens our minds

How can shared experiences of music, art and natural beauty expand our imagination and help us better understand each other? Professor Naomi Waltham-Smith explores how moments of shared aesthetic attention can amplify our sense of curiosity and wonder, bringing our imaginative lives into our relationships with others.
Professor Peter Asimov

Professor Peter Asimov awarded SMT Emerging Scholar Award

Professor Asimov's article 'The Melakartas and the ‘République Modale’: Naturalizing Indian Scales in French Musical Modernism' wins the Emerging Scholar Award at this year's Society for Music Theory annual meeting.
Professor Nomi Dave

Listening to the Law research network

Professor Nomi Dave is co-directing a new research network, with Professor Nicole Stremlau (Faculty of Law) and Dr Tareeq Jalloh (Faculty of Philosophy). The network, Listening to the Law, is funded through TORCH for three years. It brings together academics, students, legal practitioners, artists, and others working on questions of sound and the law. To join the network or attend events, please email listening.law@torch.ox.ac.uk