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Chen-Yu Lin is Shortlisted for a Prestigious National AwardChen-Yu Lin is Shortlisted for a Prestigious National Award

Chen-Yu Lin is Shortlisted for a Prestigious National Award

A film made by Chen-Yu Lin, a PhD student affiliated to the Institute of Popular Music, has made the shortlist for the Arts and Humanities Research Council’s prestigious 2016 Research in Film Awards.

Posted on: 3 November 2016

Towards a Social History of Drummer StereotypesTowards a Social History of Drummer Stereotypes

Towards a Social History of Drummer Stereotypes

The Tuesday Series of Music Research Seminars 2016\n\nTuesdays, Large Music Room, 80-82 Bedford Street South, 4pm

Posted on: 31 October 2016

Seeking Interview Partners for A Women’s History of the BeatlesSeeking Interview Partners for A Women’s History of the Beatles

Seeking Interview Partners for A Women’s History of the Beatles

In November Dr Christine Feldman-Barrett will be visiting Liverpool to conduct research about the impact of the Beatles. Christine is a Lecturer in the School of Humanities at Griffith University, Australia and wants your help with the project.

Posted on: 9 October 2016

Focus on: Emily BakerFocus on: Emily Baker

Focus on: Emily Baker

‘I talk about Aretha Franklin a lot’\n\nThis, I found, tends to be the ‘in’ to explaining my thesis to polite strangers on a plane.\n\n‘Really?..you can study that?!’

Posted on: 1 October 2016

When Rock ‘n’ Roll came to Liverpool 60 Years AgoWhen Rock ‘n’ Roll came to Liverpool 60 Years Ago

When Rock ‘n’ Roll came to Liverpool 60 Years Ago

RESEARCH-IN-PROGRESS SEMINAR\n\nYANNIS TZIOUMAKIS (UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL)\n\nWednesday 28 September 5pm, School of Arts Library, 19 Abercromby Square

Posted on: 1 October 2016

The Beatles Eight Days a Week – 50 years laterThe Beatles Eight Days a Week – 50 years later

The Beatles Eight Days a Week – 50 years later

Last night I had the privilege of attending the premiere, in Liverpool, of Ron Howard’s film on the Beatles, Eight Days a Week: the Touring Years. The ‘privilege’ arose because I helped produce a report , commissioned by Liverpool City Council, on the economic value of the Beatles to the Liverpool economy.

Posted on: 1 October 2016

Popular Music Studies WorkshopPopular Music Studies Workshop

Popular Music Studies Workshop

POPULAR MUSIC STUDIES WORKSHOP\n\nSenate House, London\n\nWednesday 7 September 2016

Posted on: 18 September 2016

Is There Anyone Out There'? Documenting Birmingham's Alternative Music Scene 1986-1990Is There Anyone Out There

Is There Anyone Out There'? Documenting Birmingham's Alternative Music Scene 1986-1990

Jez Collins is a PhD student affiliated to the IPM and conducting research on popular music heritage and archives.

Posted on: 21 June 2016

"Chasing the China Wind: A Musical Journey," by Chen-Yu Lin"Chasing the China Wind: A Musical Journey," by Chen-Yu Lin

"Chasing the China Wind: A Musical Journey," by Chen-Yu Lin

The first event funded by the Postgraduate Research Development Fund is a premiere screening by Chen-Yu Lin, postgraduate researcher in the Department of Music, of her short documentary ‘Chasing the China Wind: A Musical Journey’; exploring recent Chinese popular music from the perspectives of post-1990’s generations across Taiwan, Hong Kong, China, and Liverpool. This exciting event is now taking place at on 9 June, 20.00 in Frederiks. Entry is free and there is no need to book, just come along!

Posted on: 4 June 2016

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    Chen-Yu Lin is Shortlisted for a Prestigious National AwardChen-Yu Lin is Shortlisted for a Prestigious National Award

    Chen-Yu Lin is Shortlisted for a Prestigious National Award

    A film made by Chen-Yu Lin, a PhD student affiliated to the Institute of Popular Music, has made the shortlist for the Arts and Humanities Research Council’s prestigious 2016 Research in Film Awards.

    Posted on: 3 November 2016