How can musicological research become more accessible, relevant, and inspiring for performers, students, and audiences? Leading scholars, musicologists, writers, and musicians discuss how academic research can connect more closely with performance, publishing, education, and cultural communication—turning new discoveries and critical perspectives into a living part of the musical experience.
Speakers
Gian Mario Borio, Musicologist, Fondazione Cini, Venezia
Jakub Puchalski, Writer and Music Critic
Roy Howat, Musicologist; Keyboard Research Fellow, Royal Academy of Music
Jeremy Nicholas, Writer and Music Critic, Gramophone
William Kinderman, Professor and Inaugural Krown Klein Chair of Performance Studies, UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music
Moderator: Roberto Prosseda, Artistic Coordinator, Cremona Musica