Music, University of Birmingham
Thesis title:
In this practice-based research I am developing new tablet-based score-reading technologies and utilising these in my compositional work. In recent years, the tablet computer has become increasingly prevalent on the concert stage. Many musicians are now using score-reading applications as a convenient replacement for sheet music, much as e-readers have become a popular substitute for books. Despite this widespread adoption, the performer’s relationship with the score has remained much the same. My research focuses on the new compositional possibilities afforded by further technological development in this area.
TENOR 2020 (International Conference on Technologies for Music Notation and Representation) - 'Aiding the Performance of Tempo Canon: New Technology in Studies 1, 2 and 3 for String Quartet'
TiMP 2019 (Technology in Musical Performance) - 'New Technology and the Performer Experience in Studies 1, 2 and 3 for String Quartet'
MA by Research, University of Birmingham
BMus (Hons) First Class, Royal Academy of Music
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Apartment House
An Assembly
LCMF Orchestra
Fugata Quintet
Paprika
Performances in UK, Greece, Italy, Ireland, Romania and Abu Dhabi
Live broadcasts on BBC Radio 3 In Tune and BBC Radio 3 World On 3
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