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Is music the most democratic art form?
Making Music, Making Communities: Symposium hosted by Sheffield Performer and Audience Research Centre (SPARC) and Urban Institute
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Steven Hadley elected to international editorial board
Following an international election process, Steven Hadley has been elected to the Editorial Board of the ENCATC Journal of Cultural Management and Policy Coming from 7 higher education institutions in 6 countries.
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Dr Sarah Watts releases new CD on Hyperion Records
The Princess and The Bear - music for clarinet and bassoon, featuring Dr Sarah Watts from the Music Department is released on the Hyperion Label.
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Angie Hobbs on 2019 Man Booker International Prize judging panel
Professor Angie Hobbs has been announced as one of the judges for the 2019 Man Booker International Prize.
Categorised under: News and Research
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Mexico's election was a victory for democracy itself
PhD researcher Rupert Knox, School of Languages and Cultures, on how Mexico's election was a victory for democracy itself.
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Major Psychology of Music Conference pioneers a novel multi-hub conference format
ICMPC15/ESCOM10 will be truly global by connecting conference hubs in Graz, La Plata, Montreal and Sydney, 23-28 July 2018
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The Munich Crisis and the People
Dr Julie Gottlieb organised a conference on 'The Munich Crisis 80 Year On'. The conference took place at The University of Sheffield on 29-30 June 2018.
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Dr Andrew Killick launches Global Notation website
Ethnomusicologist Dr Andrew Killick has created a website explaining his new notation system for world music.
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Dr Jonathan Ellis co-organises major international poetry conference in Paris
Dr Jonathan Ellis co-organised the first conference on American poet, Elizabeth Bishop, in France. The conference was hosted by the Université de Paris-Sorbonne, 6-8 June 2018.
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Making Music, Making Communities: a joint symposium between Sheffield Performer and Audience Research Centre and Urban Institute
A symposium on 29th June will debate the contributions that music makes to people, places and communities.
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Dominic McHugh convenes international musical theatre conference in America, featuring leading scholars and performers
Music lecturer Dr Dominic McHugh curated a landmark conference at the Great American Songbook Foundation in Carmel, Indiana, featuring leading artist Michael Feinstein.
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Dominic McHugh launches new book at the New York Public Library
Senior Lecturer in Musicology Dr Dominic McHugh launched his new book, The Complete Lyrics of Alan Jay Lerner, at the New York Public Library on 20 April.
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Dominic McHugh appears in My Fair Lady Insight Event alongside Hollywood and Broadway Stars
Musicology lecturer appeared alongside actors Kevin Kline and Melissa Errico in "My Fair Lady Hits Broadway" event at New York's Lincoln Center on 30 April.
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Anglo-Netherlands Society Essay Prize 2018
First prize awarded to Sheffield student Megan Bracewell for her essay “Hella Haasse’s Oeroeg: a story of white innocence or white privilege”.
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University of Sheffield celebrates 70 years of Dutch Studies
Staff and students at the University of Sheffield are celebrating the 70th anniversary of Dutch Studies being taught at the institution this month.
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