Professor Martin Stokes FBA
- Fellow type
- UK Fellow
- Year elected
- 2012
- Subjects
- Music
- Sections
- History of Art and Music
Summary
Professor Martin Stokes' specialisms is ethnomusicology of the Middle East, Mediterranean and Europe. He has written extensively on questions of ethnicity and identity, affect and emotion, place and space. His current research interests include histories of theory (critical, analytical, ethnographic) in ethnomusicology, questions of affect and social movement (the subject of his recent Bloch Lectures in Berkeley), and sentimentalism.
Current post
King Edward Professor of Music, King's College London
Past appointments
King's College London University of London King Edward VII Professor of Music
2012 -
Other Fellows of the British Academy
Professor Martin Clayton FBA
Rhythm and tala in Indian music; entrainment, embodiment and interpersonal interaction in music performance; ethnography, history, psychology and computing in the analysis of music performance
Professor Nicholas Cook FBA
Theory and analysis; performance studies including empirical approaches; multimedia; cross-cultural interaction; Beethoven; Schenker
Professor George F Lau FBA
Professor Lau specialises in the archaeology of the Central Andes; ancient peoples and arts of northern Peru; Recuay culture (AD100-800); Andean religions and material culture; World Art.
