Current and Recent Research
- Professor Arnold Myers : : research interests : : publications
- Dr Darryl Martin : : research interests : : publications
Current Research Students
- Pedro Bento :: Inharmonicity and temperament in the harpsichord
- Jonathan Santa Maria Bouquet :: Lute making in Germany
- Edward Dewhirst :: String keyboard instruments at nominal octave pitch
- Rachael Durkin :: Bowed string instruments with sympathetic strings
- Erasmo Estrada :: Wear patterns on early keyboards as evidence of playing techniques
- Matthew Hill :: The origins of the electric guitar
- Karen Loomis :: The early Gaelic harp
- Lisa Norman :: An integrated approach to the analysis of eighteenth-century horns
- Emily Peppers :: The introduction of viol into Renaissance France: perspectives on cultural integration of musical instruments
- Sarah Deters Richardson :: Instrument making in Britain in the 2nd World War
- Eleanor Smith :: The history and use of the claviorgan
- Nicola Stein :: The Organ Builder James Jepson Binns (1855-1929)
- Hayato Sugimoto :: The English harp-lutes
Recently Completed Doctoral Theses
- Melanie Piddocke (2012) :: Theodor Lotz: a biographical and organological study
- Panagiotis Poulopoulos (2011) :: The Guittar and its Makers in the British Isles, 1750-1810
- Eugenia Mitroulia (2011) :: Adolphe Sax's brasswind production with a focus on saxhorns and related instruments
- Peter Mole (2009) :: The English spinet with particular reference to the schools of Keene and Hitchcock
This article was published on 18 March 2013