Professor Christopher Page FBA

Research into the performance of music with special reference to the Middle Ages and to the cultivation of plucked stringed instruments in Western Europe between the sixteenth century and the nineteenth
Fellow type
UK Emeritus Fellow
Year elected
2013
Subjects
Medieval studies, Music

Current post

Professor of Medieval Music and Literature, University of Cambridge; Fellow, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge

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Professor Judith Jesch FBA

Interdisciplinary Viking Studies, Old Norse-Icelandic language and literature, runes and runic inscriptions

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Professor Tamar Garb FBA

Art, gender and sexuality in nineteenth and early twentieth-century France; race and visual representation in the modern period; contemporary art and politics and photographic/filmic practices in of and from Southern Africa

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Professor David R.M Irving FBA

David R.M Irving's research interests are music and colonialism from the sixteenth to nineteenth centuries; the role of music in early-modern intercultural contact; global histories of music; the revival of “early music”; and historical performance practice.

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