Postgraduate research students
Get to know the postgraduate research students studying Music at the University of Liverpool.
You can also view titles of recently completed PGR projects here.
How Do Sound Design and Music in Screen Media Reinforce or Challenge Dominant Disability Narratives, Particularly in Relation to Chronic Illness and Invisible Disabilities?
Adrian Henri – Early Happenings in Britain in the 1960s and 1970s (working title)
Music As Touch: rethinking the Composer-Performer-Audience hierarchy through a practice-based exploration of tactile approaches to music making and engagement. (Working Title)
Regional Gender Inequality in the Music Industry: A Liverpool City Region Perspective
Gender Equality in the German Music Industry
Practice-based research into new methods of working with timbre
My research focuses on the evolution of jazz recorded by musicians working in Britain during the 1960s.
Finding Harry James; a study of how his early life and music were relevant to the development of Jazz and Swing music.
The project aims to investigate how electronic music culture and scenes contribute to Liverpool’s evolving cultural heritage and memory.
A Thousand Pages Give or Take a Few - towards the definitive Beatles edition
The changing performance practices of 15th Century polyphonic music in the last hundred years
Musical Theatre and American Nationalism
Chinese Music-making in Britain: The Case of Liverpool
“Translations and Beyond”: on Developing Leginska’s The Haunting for Chinese Concert Audiences