Events

University of Leeds International Concert Series announces its Spring Season 2025, starting on Friday 31st January.

Christopher Fox (University of York) will join us to present on ‘Dots, lines, squiggles and words: what's the point of notation?’

Public lecture by Dr Scott McLaughlin presenting his research on new approaches to performing/composing with the clarinet

Anna Glew (University of Liverpool) will join us to present on 'Ukrainian popular music after Russia’s 2022 full-scale invasion: narrating trauma in times of war'

Matthew Pritchard’s new book provides a new take on Romantic thought about music and its contemporary significance.

Carlo Cenciarelli (Cardiff University) will join us to present on ‘Spectacular Silence and the Ends of Moviegoing: The Cinema as A Quiet Place (ca. 2021)’

Katalin Koltai (Royal Academy of Music) will join us to present on 'Open Frets Guitar: Transforming Guitar Textures in Arrangements and New Music'

The musical collections of the University Libraries, Leeds Central Library and Leeds City Museum are rich in materials but the fragmented nature of their holdings has obscured their significance.

Ian Sapiro (School of Music, University of Leeds) will present a public lecture entitled 'I Got Rhythm, I Got (Some) Music: Reconstructing Musicals as Critical Editions'

Join Clothworkers Consort of Leeds to finish off your week and the term with a concert of a capella choral music.

Join soprano Lucy Farrimond and pianist Justine Gormley for an evocative lunchtime of English song...

An evening of music featuring artists from Come Play With Me. Think lo-fi beats, singer-songwriter vibes, soul, pop, and indie-folk.

Janice Burns & Jon Doran are an award-winning Anglo-Scottish duo who came together after discovering a shared love of traditional music.

Tom Harris is a northern songwriter and pianist with a passion for community music making. Harris’ original music explores queerness, mental health, acceptance, and joy...

Charlie Cooper writes vintage soul, updated perfectly, sung with deep and husky soul-pipes!

Love is a Spectrum is an intimate look at love and how it can feel so unique for different people, cultures, genders, sexualities and neurodivergences.

Under the Cover of Night tells a story from sunset to early morning, exploring the emotions and tribulations that can happen under the cover of darkness, before the day begins anew.

The School of Music, University of Leeds is pleased to announce a workshop on ‘Keywords for the Analysis of Modern East Asian Music’, to be held on Thursday 17 July 2025.