Early Recording Association members
Early Recordings Association was founded by Dr. Inja Stanović (University of Surrey) and Dr. Eva Moreda Rodríguez (University of Glasgow), in order to provide an international platform for communication between researchers and early recordings enthusiasts. Membership is free and members can use the platform to promote their own research interests, discover the interests of others via a searchable directory, and form connections with others in the field.
Directory of members
Researcher
Dr Inja Stanovic
Surrey Future Senior Fellow, Guildford, England
Research interests
- Performance practice
- Historical sounds recordings
- Mechanical recording technologies
Research
Dr Eva Moreda Rodríguez
University of Glasgow, Scotland
Research interests
- Early history of recording technologies (incl. their cultural/social history and their use as documents for historical performance practice)
- The music of the Franco regime and of the Spanish Republican exile
- Music and fascism/totalitarianism
- Singing, (art) song, vocal performance practice, vocality (particularly in the Middle Ages and at the turn of the 20th century)
- Digital mapping
- Digital Musicology
- The history and practice of music criticism
- Music and literature, music and text, hybrid genres of writing about music (outside the university, I am a published fiction author in the Galician language).
Researcher
Joanna Staruch-Smolec
Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium
Research interests
- Eugène Ysaye
- 19th century violin practice
- Franco-belgian school
- Acoustic recordings
- Portamento, rubato, vibrato
Researcher
Ferenc János Szabó
Institute for Musicology, Budapest, Hungary
Research interests
- Discography
- History of the recording industry
- History of musical interpretation and performance practice
- Musicology
- Media archaeology
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