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Research at the Royal Northern College of Music (Manchester, UK) asks fundamental questions regarding the nature of music and musicianship in the 21st century. Website: www.rncm.ac.uk/research Research Portal: research.rncm.ac.uk

Headshot of Professor Jeanice Brooks. Professor Jeanice Brooks joins RNCM to continue her collaboration with Professor Wiebke Thormählen following their AHRC-funded project Music, Home and Heritage: Sounding the Domestic in Georgian Britain. Their work has helped pioneer new approaches to museum sound interpretation through the Hearing History project at Erddig, North Wales, while Professor Brooks is also completing a major monograph on music and domestic life around 1800.
Cover image of Tsenov's latest album accompanied by a short quote from Erik Levi's four-star review of the album: "impeccably documented and finely performed... Given their quality of invention, it's surprising this cycle is not better known". Album released by Toccata Classics and features the following works by Pipkov: Prelude (in memoriam Chopin) Op.39 Youth Collection, Op. 14 22 Variations Miniatures Toccata And Panayot PipKov: Complete Piano Music
Front cover of the publication: Ferdinant Ries Grand Concert Pour le Pianoforte First version of Piano Concerto No.6 in C Major, Op.123 Edited by Adam Swayne
Side-by-side collage of headshots of Dr Annika Forkert (left) and Dr Austin Glatthorn (right)
Background: a researcher-technologist operating MaxMSP, a music coding software for sound synthesis and live electronics. Foreground: large text showing 'RNCM Research: Defining the Future of Music'.
On the left is a picture of the RNCM building in the snow and under a clear blue sky. On the right is text announcement reading: Full Research Degree Awarding Powers: The RNCM has been authorised by the Office for Students to grant Research awards, with Full Degree Awarding Powers up to and including Level 8. Read more: rncm.ac.uk/news
Front cover of the book 'Navigating Landscapes of Dalcroze Practice: Histories of Music and Movement', edited by John Habron-James, Johanna Laakkonen, and Selma Landen Odom.