Philip Wheldon-Robinson

Philip Wheldon-Robinson

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Research interests

My current research covers Soviet transnational opera discourse in the late 1930s. My doctoral project is seeking to construct a critical reappraisal of transnational opera and festival-making from a post-colonial and post-imperial perspective. This analysis is derived from a study of national dekadas (ten-day festivals) that occurred in Moscow from 1936.

I also have research interests in music analysis, as well as the composers Sergei Prokofiev, Aram Khachaturian, and Reingold Glière.

Biography

I graduated from Royal Holloway in 2014 with a first-class honours degree in Music, with The Brian Dennis Memorial Prize in Composition. I was granted a Pocock Scholarship to complete a Master’s degree at Bristol University in Musicology, with a special research interest in Russia. 

Qualifications

MA Musicology (Russian pathway), University of Bristol.

BMus (hons) Music, Royal Holloway, University of London (first-class honours).

Teaching

I have taught on the following undergraduate units

  • Analysis (An introductory unit to Schenkerian analysis for second-year undergraduates)
  • Music Post-1900

External positions

RMA Student Representative, Royal Musical Association (RMA)

Jan 2017 → Jan 2019

Keywords

  • Soviet music
  • music
  • nationalism
  • twentieth century history
  • Postcolonial theory
  • music analysis

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