Dr Stewart Campbell
Lecturer in Music, Management and Marketing

Profile

Biography

Dr Stewart Campbell has over a decade’s worth of experience in cultural industries leadership and music management.

Throughout his career, Stewart has led a number of artistic programmes and cultural organisations in the UK, across the arts, higher education, and voluntary sectors; developing expertise in cultural programming, finance and fundraising, marketing and audience development, corporate strategy, and HR.

Stewart holds a Bachelors degree in Music, a Masters degree in Business Administration (MBA), has been awarded chartered status with the Chartered Management Institute, and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.

Stewart’s doctoral research was funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council and explored classical music audiences and their experience of live vocal music in the
concert hall.

Research

Overview

Stewart’s teaching and research interests combine his experience in cultural leadership and music management, work and training as a professional singer, and postgraduate education in the social sciences, to explore:

• music management theory and practice
• audience studies and research
• vocal music and other genres that combine music and text
• sociology of music and music as a live experience