Hi! My name is Natalia Neira Nieto. I’m a PhD student at the ethnomusicology program. I navigate between the aural and the visual to approach topics related to epistemology, value systems, historiography, migration and (self)representation. My focus is...
Marisse Cato is a London-born composer/performer, researcher and interdisciplinary artist. Having completed her undergraduate degree in Music at the University of Cambridge, she receives standalone commissions as a composer and curates work with artists...
Seiyoung Jang is a graduate student in the Creative Practice and Critical Inquiry program.
Sunday Oluwaseun Ukaewen is a graduate student in the Theory program.
Gaia is a 3rd year PhD student who focuses her research on the relationship of Baroque music to global colonialist structures, and the modern impact of this music’s wide reach during the 17th and 18th centuries. In her studies of transatlantic musical...
Jelani N. Surpris is a composer from Atlanta, Georgia (USA). He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music Composition and certificates in Musicology and Audio Technology from Columbus State University’s Schwob School of Music. He has had the great fortune...
Sophia Zervas is a doctoral candidate at Harvard University studying Ethnomusicology. Her research examines the interaction of music, politics, and nationalism in the Mediterranean and West Asia. In her dissertation, she analyzes cultural and educational...
Sara V Speller (she/they) is a doctoral student in historical musicology at Harvard University. Her research interests concern the epistemology of music, with a primary focus on the aesthetics, pedagogy, and historiography of “Western art-music” from the...