Music, Space and Place
Much of our research explores music and musical culture in a specific time and place; transnational and transcultural exchange; and urban geographies and mobility.
What we cover
- Medieval and Renaissance Europe
- 18th-century Italy
- 19th-century London, Paris and Weimar
- 20th-century Amsterdam
- Vietnam
- East and Southeast Asia
- Digital media in revealing and preserving musical heritage
Research with us
Find out more about our research degrees, funding, facilities and support.
Research degrees
Who's involved?
Research and supervision staff
Postgraduate research students
- Joseph Grech: Musical Traditions in Gozo, 1800-1900
- Mohamad Fitri Haris: The Islamic Music Industry in Malaysia
- Maco Pollaci: Late 19th-century Naples
Collaborative partners (academic and non-academic)
- Jean Andrews (Department of Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies)): Zarzuela
- Esperanza Rodriquez-Garcia: renaissance cities
- Andrew Leyshon (School of Geography): musical economy
- Music in London
Past projects
Mapping the Post-Tridentine Motet, conference (Nottingham, 17-19 April 2015)
Find out about all our projects