Department News
Applications are invited from UK and international applicants for PhD studentships through AHRC-funded Northern Bridge Doctoral Training Partnership
The Department of Music at Durham invites applications from UK and international applicants for PhD studentships through the AHRC-funded Northern Bridge Doctoral Training Partnership.
Internal Deadline: Friday 6 December 2024 (5 pm)
Durham Musicologists bring Japanese Songs and Parisian Vaudeville to Being Human Festival
Durham Music Department has two events in this year’s Being Human Festival (7–16 November 2024).
‘Creating Connection’ through world class musical performances
Our professional concert series MUSICON is returning for its 56th season, celebrating the way that music brings us closer together as a community.
Dr Kelly Jakubowski receives Early Career Award
Congratulations to Dr Kelly Jakubowski who received an Early Career Award from the Society for Music Perception and Cognition (SMPC).
Alexandros Spyrou’s ‘intra-’ performed at mise-en festival in New York
Dr. Alexandros Spyrou has recently returned from New York City, where his composition ‘intra-’ was featured at the 2024 mise-en festival.
Alexandros Spyrou directs Delian Academy for New Music 2024
Alexandros Spyrou, founder of the Delian Academy for New Music, has this year been directing the academy once again to great success!
MUSICON - Ábifruvvá (2023)
A new video is now available to watch online.
Eric Skytterholm Egan’s “Ábifruvvá”, premiered by Marie Schreer and John Garner in Durham Town Hall last year, explores how the past is linked to the present through our relationship with the sea.
Transformative Humanities framework launched
Durham University's Transformative Humanities launched yesterday and gathered more than 130 researchers, colleagues, students, and partners from across the region and beyond to celebrate this new interdisciplinary framework.
A new 3-year Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship awarded to our Music Department
Dr Caroline Curwen has been awarded a prestigious Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship with us here at Durham University to investigate Synaesthesia's impact on musical imagination.
App brings Alice in Wonderland to our Botanic Garden
Our Botanic Garden just got “curiouser and curiouser” with the introduction of an interactive family game based on classic children’s story Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.
Ekmeles release recording of James Weeks’ Primo Libro
Dr James Weeks’ vocal ensemble work Primo Libro has been recorded by the New York-based Ekmeles and released on New Focus Recordings in February 2024.
Durham Musicologists at The Glasshouse’s Big Bruckner Weekend
On Sunday 3rd March Dr Katherine Hambridge and Professor Julian Horton took part in a public discussion about the Austrian symphonist and church musician Anton Bruckner (1824-1896) with Classic FM’s John Suchet, in front of a packed audience at The Glasshouse, Gateshead.