Faculty of Music, University of Cambridge

Sound Thinking

Music EN ↓ 3 episodios

A podcast by the Faculty of Music at Cambridge where alumni talk to current students about their life in music, careers in the music industry, topical debates, and the currents steering music’s future directions.

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Autor

Faculty of Music, University of Cambridge

Categoría

Music

Web del podcast

soundthinking.podbean.com

Último episodio

17 de sep. de 2026

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Episodios

Episode 3: Shadi Seifouri interviews Professor Nick Marston 17.09.2026

In this podcast, Professor Nick Marston (Professor of Music Theory and Analysis and Director of Studies, King's College) reflects on his career and time at Cambridge as he prepares for his imminent retirement. Interviewed by PhD student Shadi Seifouri.

Episode 2: Apolline Gouzi interviews David Pickard OBE 11.12.2025

In our second episode, PhD student Apolline Gouzi interviews veteran festival director David Pickard OBE , who was Director of the BBC Proms from 2015-2024 and General Director of Glyndebourne from 2001–2015.

Episode 1: Georgia Denham interviews Julian Anderson CBE 18.07.2025

In the first episode of our new podcast, PhD student Georgia Denham interviews the composer Julian Anderson CBE , who is currently Composer in Residence and Professor of Composition at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.

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