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An exhibition exploring the story of music in New South Wales during the first 70 years of the colony

New exhibition curated by Sound Heritage members

A study day at the Institute for the Study of Welsh Estates

Curator: The Museum Journal is soliciting manuscripts for a themed issue on music and sound.

A report on the Music as Heritage conference at King’s College London

A new research project award from the AHRC supports Sound Heritage

The Dowling Songbook Project has won the Education and Interpretation category at the National Trust (Australia) Heritage Awards 2017.

An immersive soundscape in The Vyne’s Tudor chapel creates the illlusion of a Lady Mass for Henry VIII.

A workshop on Felix Mendelssohn’s “Lieder ohne Worte” (Songs without Words) brings The Vyne’s 1846 Broadwood piano to life with the sounds of the 19th-century drawing room.

On 28 March 2017, Sydney Living Museums hosted Sound Heritage Sydney – the first symposium on sound heritage to take place in Australia.