Oxford Musician - Issue 13

Thursday 14 September 2023

The Faculty of Music is delighted to announce the latest publication of the Oxford Musician. The annual magazine is dedicated to alumni and friends of the Faculty, and this year's edition explores a wide range of research topics, as well as showcasing the news of our current and former students and staff.

You can view Issue 13 and all editions of the Oxford Musician on our alumni pages. There are copies of the magazine available to pick up from the Faculty and members of our alumni community will be receiving a copy in the post.

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We would love to receive your feedback on the Oxford Musician. If you are a member of our alumni community and wish to share your news with us for the next issue then please get in touch with us at oxfordmusician@music.ox.ac.uk.

Professor Peter Asimov awarded SMT Emerging Scholar Award

09 November 2026

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.

Listening to the Law research network

09 November 2026

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

Professor Gascia Ouzounian launches new book on sound, warfare and urban violence

27 October 2026

Professor Ouzounian will launch her new book, The Trembling City: The Sonic and Atmospheric Violence of Vibrational Warfare (MIT Press, 2026), at Ibraaz in London on Sunday 8 November at 3pm, in conversation with artist and writer Susan Schuppli.