Emeritus professors
Professor John Baily
Emeritus Professor of Ethnomusicology
j.baily (@gold.ac.uk)
John’s principal research interests are ethnomusicology, in performance and film, and music’s relation to migration.
Professor John Levack Drever
Emeritus Professor of Acoustic Ecology
j.drever (@gold.ac.uk)
John's research bridges creative practice and theory in acoustic ecology, aural diversity and sound studies.
Professor Ian Gardiner
Emeritus Professor of Composition
i.gardiner (@gold.ac.uk)
Ian is an accomplished composer and orchestral arranger with an interest in Film music in Britain and Media composition.
Professor Simon McVeigh
Emeritus Professor of Music
s.mcveigh (@gold.ac.uk)
Simon is a musicologist specialising in British musical life 1700-1945, violin music and performance practices.
Professor Keith Negus
Emeritus Professor of Musicology
k.negus (@gold.ac.uk)
Keith has written books on Bob Dylan, the music industry, and various articles on music’s place in culture.
Professor Keith Potter
Emeritus Professor of Music
k.potter (@gold.ac.uk)
Keith’s present research includes a book on the American composer, Steve Reich; and conference papers, and a journal article, on the Dutch composer, Simeon ten Holt.
Professor Roger Redgate
Emeritus Professor in Composition, Director Contemporary Music Research Unit
r.redgate (@gold.ac.uk)
Roger works in jazz, improvised music and film and his compositions have been performed across Europe and the USA.