I’m looking forward to the upcoming recording of my piece Field Music (2017) by the Fair Trade Trio on a CD which will also include works by Jennifer Higdon, Cheryl Frances-Hoad, Kaija Saariaho, and Molly Herron. Ashley Windle, violinist and founder of the Fair Trade Chamber Music Society talks more about this recording and other Fair Trade Trio Projects in an interview with with Lana Norris on I Care If You Listen.
In January I was invited to participate in a roundtable discussion on Diversity within progressive musicology at the Critical Theory for Musicology conference at University of London. I’m not a musicologist by training, and really enjoyed spending the weekend listening to and talking with all the musicologists striving to build bridges between the worlds of “new musicology” and “traditional musicology.” Here is my contribution, written up in blog form on the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Exchange Thoughts Blog.
