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Mark Everist

Mark and Mozart in Cheltenham

Mark Everist, professor of music, has been sharing his research on Mozart with concert audiences at the Cheltenham festival: So, big culture-shock coming from a couple of days in a busy European capital earlier in the week to the Cotswolds beauty of Cheltenham – my first visit to the Festival. Continue reading →

Exchanging the Middle Ages

In one of our final posts before breaking for the summer, another recent guest talks about her exchange visit to Southampton from her university in Spain: My name is Nuria Torres and I’m a PhD student at the Complutense University of Madrid, where I’m working on my PhD thesis on medieval music under the supervision of Carmen Julia Gutiérrez. Continue reading →

Cantum pulcriorem invenire

Postdoctoral researcher Gregorio Bevilacqua finished off the summer with an international conference on medieval music hosted at Southampton. Here he looks back on the highlights: I was enjoying the first glimmers of British autumn when we welcomed delegates to Southampton for a three-day conference on the “Gothic” era in the history of Western music. Continue reading →