Daniel Alexander Hignell-Tully discusses the ways in which the digital economy relies upon musicians as a testing ground for new modes of exploitation.

Anna Colin will discuss her new book, which provides a critical inquiry into alternative pedagogical and social spaces.

Professor Alexandra Wilson traces the ‘biography’ of a large-scale research project, from initial idea to final publication and beyond.

You have probably heard how AI is about to take over the world, so come and listen to an alternative – AI as a musical partner.

Ambitious and versatile London choir Eclectic Voices present this special performance of the transcendent Mozart Requiem, completed by Robert Levin and featuring four outstanding Guildhall singers as soloists.

In this event, Robert Levin and David Dolan offer a freewheeling discussion with keyboard demonstration of spontaneity in service to style and expression.

Kuba Krzewiński discusses the typology of corporealities in their practice.

Mathelinda Nabugodi discusses her response to the writing of Phillis Wheatley, often credited as the first Black woman to publish poetry in English.

Transdisciplinary artists Dr Tōmei June Bacon and Nazli Tabatabai-Khatambakhsh bring their respective practice-based research, teaching, and artistic practice into dialogue.

Andy Lavender explores how conservatoires and the performing arts industry are refiguring practices and relationships in a time of challenge and change.