2021/22 research seminars

Music Coding Collective, Autumn week four

Integrating music inside of Unreal Engine: An overview of how to implement transitional and parallel music systems inside of Unreal Engine using Blueprints

CMRC Autumn Week 5 seminar: Ed McKeon

Making Art Public: Musicality and the Curatorial. (In-person with simultaneous Zoom link.)

Joy White (University of Bedfordshire): 'Crossing Borders: The Social, Cultural, and Economic Significance of Grime'

Part of our weekly Music Research Seminars series

Music Coding Collective, Autumn week five

Coding session 2a: Introduction to Tone.js

Tim Crawford (Goldsmiths College): Doing real musicology with digital tools

Postponed from October. Part of our weekly Music Research Seminars series

Music Coding Collective, Autumn week six

Philip Harrison. Sound-driven generative art with p5.js and Tone.js

CMRC Autumn Week 7 seminar: PGR student research presentations

PGR student research presentations. (In-person, with simultaneous Zoom link.)

PGR Session: Stephen Newcombe and Yaou Zhang

Part of our weekly Music Research Seminars series

Music Coding Collective, Autumn week seven

Speaker organised by Sound and Technology Network. Speaker/title tbc

CMRC Autumn Week 8 seminar: Lucy Railton

TBC. (Online, via Zoom.)

Amandine Pras (University of York) & Kirk McNally (University of Victoria, British Columbia): Transforming the Traditions of Audio Education

Part of our weekly Music Research Seminars series

Music Coding Collective, Autumn week eight

Jemily Rime. Practitioners’ perceptions on the future of podcasting: An overview of content personalisation using artificial intelligence for an audio-based medium.

CMRC Autumn Week 9 seminar: Mira Benjamin

TBC. (In-person, with simultaneous Zoom link.)

Igor Contreras Zubillaga (University of Huddersfield): Sounding Democracy in Post-Francoist Spain

Part of our Music Research Seminars series

Music Coding Collective, Autumn week nine

Coding session 3: Review of coding this term (people can/should ask to look over particular sketches/topics, to look at bugs in their code, etc.), and pointing forward to future topics.

CMRC Autumn Week 10 seminar: Gazelle Twin

TBC. (Online, via Zoom.)

Improvising Sabor: Cuban Dance Music in New York

Part of our Music Research Seminars series

Music Coding Collective, Autumn week ten

Tom Smith. Sonic Pi and Orca: Beginner's intro.

Shzr Ee Tan (Royal Holloway) - Decolonising Music, Good Faith, (less)Safe Spaces and Brave Conversations

Part of our weekly Music Research Seminar series

Andrew Kirkman (University of Birmingham) - Songs at the Sacrifice: Text, Music and Meaning in the Late Medieval Mass

Part of our weekly Music Research Seminar series