Tag Archives: music research

Semiology and Performance Analysis

Posted on March 14, 2011 by Paul Carr

Here is a slideshare of a musicicology lecture I recently gave on semiology and performance analysis. All the the listening examples are available via Spotify.

Posted in Academic, Musicology | Tagged gesture, music research, musicology, paul carr, performance analysis, semiology, slideshare | 6 Comments

The Newport Live Music Scene: how can it regain vibrancy?

Posted on July 9, 2010 by Paul Carr

I attended a fascinating event in Newport yesterday organised by The Welsh Music Foundation. Its focus attempted to consider reasons behind why a once ‘legendary’ music scene, was now struggling to find an audience. In short, how can ‘vibrancy’ be … Continue reading →

Posted in Live Music, Music Industry | Tagged Glamorgan, live music, live music research, music research, paul carr, research, TJ's, Welsh Music Foundation | 2 Comments

Junior Rock Music Academy Research

Posted on February 15, 2010 by Paul Carr

I have recently completed a research project funded by The Millenium Stadium Charatible Trust and First Campus into the practicalities of running a Junior Rock Music Academy at the ATRiuM in Cardiff. The project was supported by Roland UK and … Continue reading →

Posted in Academic, Beacons for Public Engagement, Millennium Stadium Charitable Trust | Tagged First Campus, junior rock music academy, music research, paul carr, Roland UK, The Millenium Stadium Charatible Trust | Leave a comment

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