The Faculty & Wadham College intend to appoint to the Heather Professorship of Music with effect from 1 October 2025. The Heather Professor is the senior academic in the Faculty, taking a leadership role in research, teaching and administration. music.ox.ac.uk/article/heathe…

There's just one month left to apply for the Heather Professorship of Music. We are seeking a scholar of the highest international standing with an outstanding record of research and publication and the drive to shape the study of music. Find out more at music.ox.ac.uk/article/heathe…

Congratulations and welcome to Oxford! #GoingToOxford

Well done to Cameron! Looking forward to meeting you in October 🎶 #GoingToOxford

Amazing news, George - congratulations! 🎶

The Music Faculty & Wadham College plan to appoint to the Heather Professorship of Music from 1 October 2025. The Heather Professor is the senior academic in Faculty of Music, taking a leadership role in research, teaching and administration. Find out more: wadham.ox.ac.uk/about/jobs/hea…

The Times and The Sunday Times review of my book - read and retweet - [A] strikingly original book’ of the ‘most obviously carnal of instruments’ Faculty of Music Oxford Life-Writing Bloomsbury Books UK Wolfson College, Oxford thetimes.com/article/13ba09…

Keep up to date Humanities Division Have you seen the great activities across University of Oxford Humanities? Our new home is developing too! TORCH Oxford Oxford Internet Institute The Institute for Ethics in AI Faculty of English CaribOx Bate Collection of Musical Instruments Modern Slavery and Human Rights PEC Faculty of Music Faculty of Philosophy humanities.ox.ac.uk

Many Congratulations to Contrapunctus and Owen Rees, whose new album 'Harmonies of Devotion' has been named 'Editor's Choice' in the latest issue of Gramophone!

🎻Join us to celebrate Kate Kennedy's wonderful new book (Bloomsbury Books UK) with a unique performance blending new music, spoken word, and visuals. Don't miss "Cello: A Journey Through Silence to Sound" at Wigmore Hall.🎻Tickets: shorturl.at/OfpuE Faculty of Music Faculty of English

I've published a new post on Music Patron on birds, mimicry, and why AI-generated music is often quite rubbish. Featuring a cute field recording I made of a tui. This one free to access but if you like my work, consider supporting me on music patron musicpatron.com/composer/rober…

Our collection contains what is thought to be the oldest oboe in Britain! This instrument was made in c.1690 and is widely known as the 'Galpin Oboe'. Did you know? We also sell technical drawings of this oboe on our website! #musichistory #oboe 🎶

🎭Dreaming of a career in the creative industries? Join us this Michaelmas term for a series of events to get you started, from journalism and publishing to film and radio. Curious? 👉 careers.ox.ac.uk/article/creati…

🎻📚Celebrate the launch of Kate Kennedy’s much anticipated 'Cello: A Journey Through Silence to Sound' Wigmore Hall with a performance by Natalie Clein OBE that brings the book’s inspiration to life📚🎻 Tickets: shorturl.at/Hrrwx Faculty of Music Londonist Faculty of English TORCH Oxford

On 16 Sept I’m hosting Merton College, Oxford the final in a series of Oxford Policy Engagement Network (OPEN) policy workshops on: “How should the new Labour government be listening?” TORCH Oxford Humanities Division Faculty of Music Details: auralflaneur.com/open-workshop-4 RSVP by noon on 2 Sept It’s a great line-up 👇🏽

We're looking forward to watching BBC Proms Beethoven's Ninth Unwrapped on BBC Four this evening, in which actors perform a British Sign Language exploration of the piece. Professor Laura Tunbridge has contributed to this article discussing deafness and music. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

As the Proms celebrates 200 years of Beethoven 9, listen to this episode of Between the Ears to which I contributed looking at the political uses of the Ode to Joy: bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…. And read my Faculty of Music colleague Laura Tunbridge’s comments: bbc.co.uk/news/articles/….

Make sure you're listening to BBC Radio 4 at 4pm today for Serial Offender: Arnold Schoenberg's Twelve Tone Adventure, a programme developed by Professor Laura Tunbridge and also featuring Professor Jonathan Cross! bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

Great to see our Director of Performance Rosalind Ventris and String Quartet in Residence Castalian Quartet performing together! 🎻🎶

I was interviewed by Gramophone about my new book 🎻 #cello Oxford Life-Writing Faculty of Music