We’re looking forward to the online launch of The Cambridge Companion to Women Composers on 14 July. Music @ Cambridge In association with the International Symposium Dame Ethel Smyth: Connections, Culture, and Context Music @ DCU Register here: womeninglobalmusic.org/post/online-bo…

Tomorrow is the day! 🥳 Cannot wait for this Smyth Fest! 🚨 Last call for anyone wanting to register.

It’s another beautifully sunny day for day 2 of our #EthelSmyth symposium! Thank you to whoever brought the weather with them. 🌞

Great to be at Music @ DCU for the #EthelSmyth symposium & looking forward to day 2. Women in Global Music Network there’s still time to register for the online launch of Music @ Cambridge the Cambridge Companion to Women Composers - tomorrow at 6.15pm (BST): docs.google.com/forms/d/1i4Map…

Congratulations to Dr Hannah Millington, Dr Amy Zigler & all involved for a brilliant Ethel Smyth Symposium - fascinating papers and discussions with exciting signs of what’s to come re women in music. Wonderful to end with the launch of the Music @ Cambridge Companion to Women Composers.

HUGE thanks to everyone who came to the #EthelSmyth Symposium last week!Shoutout to keynote speaker Christopher Wiley & fellow committee members Róisín Blunnie, Dr Amy Zigler, Joe Davies, Dr Leah Broad & 𝗝𝗼𝗵𝗻 𝗔𝗻𝗱𝗿𝗲𝘄𝘀. Big thanks also to Conor Power for helping out & being a general star.

We’re pleased to share the online launch of The Cambridge Companion to Women Composers Music @ Cambridge ~ with guest speakers Cornelia Bartsch and R. Larry Todd. Watch the video below: youtu.be/QTKFfIBFk_U

Great to see articles from our special issue, ‘Clara Schumann: Changing Identities and Legacies’ listed here. Nicole Grimes

Want to learn more about our #music collection and publishing your work in this subject area? Take a look at our new subject page dedicated to our music books: buff.ly/3NdfLBN #musictwitter #publishing

Leeds Lieder Festival 5-12 April 2025. Don't miss your chance to see captivating performances of some of Schubert's most beautiful works. Priority booking opens 5 November. General sale starting Tuesday 12 November. Full programme and tickets: leedslieder.org.uk/whats-on/

Thrilled to announce Call for Participation for The Expansive Canvas: Large-Scale Form in the Music of 19th C Women Composers | 26–28 August 2025. Hosted by Trinity College Dublin RIAMDublin and Trinity Long Room Hub Calling PERFORMERS, SCHOLARS & INDUSTRY LEADERS expansivecanvas.com

Are you working on a Schubert-related project? Consider sending us your work for a chance to get it published in the next volume of our journal, The Schubertian. Guidelines below...for more info, email [email protected]

All submissions welcome for the next issue of The Schubertian. Details below ⬇️ Schubert Institute UK

#Clara #Schumann: Changing #Identities and Legacies [= Nineteenth-Century #Music Review, Volume 21 - Special Issue 1], 204 pp, published online by #Cambridge #University Press: April 2024; open access to all articles and reviews, cambridge.org/core/journals/…

FINAL REMINDER CALL FOR PARTICIPATION: “The Expansive Canvas: Large-Scale Form in the Music of 19th-Century Women Composers” Dublin, 26–28 August. DEADLINE 31/1/ 25 Submissions welcome in 3 areas: PERFORMANCE SCHOLARLY PAPERS PRESENTATIONS FROM INDUSTRY LEADERS

Our Lady Margaret Hall Faculty of Music student Christopher Churcher has just launched a fundraiser with Somerville College Choir to support his debut album: supportsomerville.com/campaigns/supp…. He is very talented, and I am very proud. Any donations will be greatly appreciated!

Our Piano Series at Finding A Voice 2025 will feature virtuoso performances by Thérèse Fahy and Antonio Oyarzabal. Join us for a journey through forgotten female composers and legendary women in music, all performed on the grand piano #PianoSeries #FindingAVoice2025 #PianoMusic

Interested in a postgrad in Music? Learn more on 27th Feb. in our lunchtime webinar.

"In Conversation with Andrea Lindmayr-Brandl" on Thursday 27 February, 16.00-17.00 (GMT). It will celebrate her contribution to Schubert studies and offer space to reflect on the significance of Schubert studies in the twenty-first century. Zoom link below:

It’s a year since Schubert and the Gothic was published by Boydell & Brewer B&B Music. Pleased to reshare my conversation with pianist Nina Scolnik UC Irvine about the book’s themes and how we think about and perform the gothic in the 21st century: youtu.be/ZghaxpUmiTI