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Nathan James Dearden featured in NMC Recordings digital album
12 Jan 2021Royal Holloway composer, Nathan James Dearden, is featured in the latest album released by NMC Recordings digital label as part of his residency with the National Youth Choirs of Great Britain.
Dr Mark Berry contributes to new online Beethoven exhibition
10 Dec 2020The British Library has launched its online exhibition to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Beethoven’s birth with a special ‘Discovering Music’ space on the composer.
Professor Levi's co-edited volume nominated as one of the best books on music in 2020
04 Nov 2020'The Routledge Handbook to German Music under Occupation, 1938-1945', has been nominated by BBC Music Magazine as one of the best books on music to be published in 2020.
AHRC and College Studentships available
04 Nov 2020AHRC and College Studentships available in the Department of Music at Royal Holloway, University of London
Dr Zubin Kanga awarded a prestigious UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship
20 Oct 2020Dr Zubin Kanga, lecturer in Royal Holloway’s music department, has been awarded a £1.4 million UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship for his major research project, Cyborg Soloists.
New RISM catalogue of musical sources in Britain
20 Oct 2020Royal Holloway’s Music Department is pleased to announce the launch of the new RISM UK catalogue of musical sources.
The Cambridge Companion to Wagner’s ‘Der Ring des Nibelungen'
09 Oct 2020Head of Music, Dr Mark Berry, and Professor of Music History and Theory, J.P.E. Harper-Scott contribute to important new volume on Wagner's 'Ring'.
Composer Tom Parkinson scores new dance work by Keren Levi
07 Oct 2020Choreographer Keren Levi’s latest iteration of her solo performance series Departing Landscapes opens at the Frascati Theatre in Amsterdam and is scored by composer Tom Parkinson.
Dr Zubin Kanga appointed as Lecturer in Musical Performance and Digital Arts
16 Sept 2020Zubin is a leading innovator of new approaches to the piano, with recent work focusing on new interactions between live musicians and new technologies, including AI and motion sensors.
The Choir of Royal Holloway releases two new premiere recordings
16 Sept 2020September sees the release of not one, but two exciting new recordings featuring the Choir of Royal Holloway in music encompassing a range of styles, from French expressionism to the modern cantata.
