Who we are | sound-heritage.soton.ac.uk

Our members include academics, curators, conservators and visitor experience professionals with diverse backgrounds and expertise. For a full list of participants who attended the study days, see the .pdf document at the bottom of the page.

Institutions represented in Sound Heritage include:

The Attingham Trust
Buccleuch Living Trust
Birmingham City University
Chawton House Library
University of Glasgow
Goldsmiths, University of London
Jane Austen's House Museum
The National Trust
The National Centre for Early Music
The Royal College of Music
The Royal Northern College of Music
University of Southampton
Sydney Living Museums
University of York

In September 2017 we launched the AHRC-funded “Music, Home and Heritage: Sounding the Domestic in Georgian Britain” project, which will run across three years. This will build on the ideas generated through the Sound Heritage network to expand our understanding of music-making in the home, and the interpretive possibilities this brings.

Principal Investigator (Sound Heritage network and Music, Home and Heritage)

Professor Jeanice Brooks Professor Jeanice Brooks