Her Music Academia

Por: Lydia Bangura
What does it mean to be a music researcher? How does a musician use music as a medium to foster community? Featuring interviews with other musicians, scholars and artists, host Lydia Bangura seeks to ask interesting questions about music and execute important and relevant music research. Join Lydia as she reads, writes and chats her way through a music PhD program.

Got questions or feedback? Interested in being a guest on the pod? Send inquiries to: [email protected]
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Latest episodes of the podcast Her Music Academia

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Bach's Goldberg Variations (with Natalie Krafft) 21/10/2022
Timbre in 1980s Pop Music: Part Two (with Dr. Megan Lavengood and Dr. Cara Stroud) 23/09/2022
Timbre in 1980s Pop Music: Part One (with Dr. Megan Lavengood and Dr. Cara Stroud) 15/09/2022
Improvisation Studies (with Dr. Dan DiPiero) 06/09/2022
Introducing: Her Music Academia! 28/08/2022
Season 5 Happy Hour! 08/07/2022
Teaching Music Theory (with Dr. Jennifer Snodgrass) 27/05/2022
Movable Do Solfège for Singers: Dan's Solfège Trainer (with Dan Inglis) 20/05/2022
Wallflower by Aerhart (with Amelia Wellers) 13/05/2022
Fugitive Music Theory (with Dr. Marc Hannaford) 06/05/2022
BONUS: The Beyoncé Episode 28/04/2022
Edgar Meyer's Violin Concerto 22/04/2022
Beethoven's Egmont Overture 15/04/2022
BONUS: Vitali's Chaconne 12/04/2022
Season 4 Happy Hour! 08/04/2022
BONUS: "The Tyranny of the Normal" by Joseph Straus 05/04/2022
Music Theory Pedagogy (with Dr. Brent Ferguson) 19/11/2021
Modernist Music (with Anna Rose Nelson) 12/11/2021
Discovering Your Unique Compositional Process (with the Sounds of the World Podcast!) 05/11/2021
The Theory Club Halloween Spectacular! 29/10/2021
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