Music

Remembrance, resilience, and reflection: Lubomyr Melnyk, the ‘continuous music’ pioneer

On the 23rd and 24th February, the Ukrainian composer and pianist, Lubomyr Melnyk, returns to Oxford for a performance at New College.

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The chaotic new season of 'The Traitors' made me reflect on the celebrity version, and my personal favourite contestant, Cat Burns.

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Dropping hints before dropping albums: The art of the tease

Promotion seems to be a part of the performance for many artists, setting the stage for the project they are going to release, and priming their audience.

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The cost of ‘free’: How streaming undermines the value of music

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Music

Remembrance, resilience, and reflection: Lubomyr Melnyk, the ‘continuous music’ pioneer

From topping charts to ‘The Traitors’: An ode to Cat Burns

Dropping hints before dropping albums: The art of the tease

The cost of ‘free’: How streaming undermines the value of music

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