"Rethinking Landscape: Environment, Place, and Heritage in British Music Studies" Symposium
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Kirsten Barker
Jun 18, 2025, 6:38:22 AMJun 18
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Join us for the Third Biennial Symposium of the North American British Music Studies Association 10-12 July! For the draft program and registration details, go to https://www.nabmsaconferences.org/
Landscape and environment have been topics of perennial interest in British Music Studies, inspiring both celebrated and controversial readings of connections between British music, nature and climate, and identity. Yet in the era of the climate change emergency, these issues are both taking on new urgency, and prompting new debates and compositional techniques. The 2025 symposium, Rethinking Landscape: Environment, Place, and Heritage in British Music Studies, offers timely rethinking of the scholarly terrain and discourse around landscape in British music.
The Symposium will be presented on Zoom and is free for all NABMSA members ($40 for regular membership, $10 for those who are students, retirees, part time, contingent, or reduced income .
All sessions are scheduled to accommodate participants in both the US and the UK. Guidelines for attendees, presenters, chairs, and access instructions will be provided on this page and via e-mail well before the conference begins.
Should you have any questions, feel free to contact the organizing team at the conference email address: nabms...@gmail.com.
Convenors: Rachel Bani, Kirsten Barker, Joanna Bullivant, Rosemary Golding, Nicholas Jones
Landscape and environment have been topics of perennial interest in British Music Studies, inspiring both celebrated and controversial readings of connections between British music, nature and climate, and identity. Yet in the era of the climate change emergency, these issues are both taking on new urgency, and prompting new debates and compositional techniques. The 2025 symposium, Rethinking Landscape: Environment, Place, and Heritage in British Music Studies, offers timely rethinking of the scholarly terrain and discourse around landscape in British music.
The Symposium will be presented on Zoom and is free for all NABMSA members ($40 for regular membership, $10 for those who are students, retirees, part time, contingent, or reduced income .
All sessions are scheduled to accommodate participants in both the US and the UK. Guidelines for attendees, presenters, chairs, and access instructions will be provided on this page and via e-mail well before the conference begins.
Should you have any questions, feel free to contact the organizing team at the conference email address: nabms...@gmail.com.
Convenors: Rachel Bani, Kirsten Barker, Joanna Bullivant, Rosemary Golding, Nicholas Jones
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