Professor Tia DeNora FBA

Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
2018
Subjects
Art history, Music

10-Minute Talks: Music and wellbeing

13 May 2020 Professor Tia DeNora FBA

Professor Tia DeNora FBA considers everyday musical engagement as a way of regulating emotion, holding focus, managing pain and promoting social connection.

Current post

Professor of Sociology of Music, University of Exeter

The British Academy 10-Minute Talks: Music and wellbeing

13 May 2020 The British Academy on YouTube

Tia DeNora considers everyday musical engagement as a way of regulating emotion, holding focus, managing pain and promoting social connection (including the sense of connection).

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