Amplifying Queer Composers

Amplifying Queer Composers

School of Culture & Creative Arts | College of Arts & Humanities | Music | ArtsLab | From Page to Stage
Date: Thursday 30 May 2024
Time: 16:30
Venue: Club Room, 14 University Gardens
Category: Concerts and music, Academic events, Student events
Speaker: Dr Steph Fry-Clarke

The newly-created ArtsLab Lab, From Page to Stage, is happy to announce a lecture-recital by Dr Steph Frye-Clark (Eastern Tennessee State University) on the topic “Amplifying Queer Composers”.

Dr Frye-Clark will perform a number of newly composed works for tuba by trans and queer-identifying composers, and intersperse these with discussion of a recent qualitative study conducted by Dr Frye-Clark in collaboration with sociologist colleagues on the queer composer experience, as well as the impact that understanding marginalized composers has on student engagement and learning outcomes.

Thursday 30th May at 4.30pm in the Club Room, 14 University Gardens. All welcome!

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