Sound Heritage Network

Description

Sound Heritage brings together scholars of history, historical musicology, and historically informed performance practice with curators, conservators and visitor experience professionals in the heritage sector to collaborate on research and interpretation.They aim to gain a richer understanding of how music functioned in the life of historic houses, and to find innovative ways to make these places 'sound' for today's audiences.

Sound Heritage actively seeks collaborators and funding for projects aimed at generating new research and interpretation of music in historic houses around the world. They welcome contact from scholars, musicians and heritage professionals working in related areas.

Offers funding

No, this infrastructure does not provide funding.

Founding year

2015

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University affiliation(s)

University of Southampton
Southampton

Partner Infrastructures

National Trust

The National Trust looks after places for everyone, for ever, but the world around us is constantly changing. Research helps the National Trust to understand these changes, learn more about the places… read more about National Trust

Swindon