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Elements in Women in Music provides an exciting and timely resource for an area of music scholarship which is undergoing rapid growth. The subject of music, women and culture is widely researched in the academy, and has also recently become the focus of much public debate in mainstream media.
This international series will bring together many different strands of research on women in classical and popular music. Envisaged as a multimedia digital ‘stage’ for showcasing new perspectives and writing of the highest quality, the series will make full use of online materials such as music sound links, audio and/or film materials (e.g. performances, interviews – with permission), podcasts and discussion forums relevant to chosen themes.
The series will appeal primarily to music students and scholars, but will also be of interest to music practitioners, industry professionals, educators and the general public.
Series Editor: Rhiannon Mathias, Bangor University, UK
Dr. Rhiannon Mathias is Lecturer and Music Fellow in the School of Music and Media at Bangor University. She is the author of a number of women in music publications, including Lutyens, Maconchy, Williams and Twentieth-Century British Music: A Blest Trio of Sirens (2012), and gives frequent conference presentations, public lectures and radio broadcasts on the topic. She is also the editor of the Routledge Handbook on Women’s Work in Music.
