# Emily Doolittle
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Emily Lenore Doolittle (born 16 October 1972) is a Canadian composer., zoomusicologist and Athenaeum Research Fellow at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland based in Glasgow, Scotland.
Her music, frequently inspired by folklore and the natural world has been commissioned and performed around the world. She is a member of the Scottish Music Centre and the Canadian Music Centre.
Emily Doolittle – Falling Still
Composer Emily Doolittle‘s album All Spring, produced through Jack Straw’s Artist Support Program and performed by the Seattle Chamber Players and Friends, will soon be released by Composers Concordance Records. Join us at Jack Straw on June 10th at 7pm for a talk and CD release party at with the c…
"The Value of Animal Song and Ecocentric Perspectives" with Emily Doolittle
Have you ever been mesmerized by the sound of a bird? Another animal? Nature?
In this episode of the Able Voice Podcast we connect with Emily Doolittle, a Canadian composer, researcher, and zoomusicologist who sheds light on the close connection between human life and that of the critters and worl…
(Debrief) "The Value of Animal Song and Ecocentric Perspectives"
In this episode of the Able Voice Podcast Debrief, Kim and Hayley speak candidly about episode 2 of season 3 with guest Dr. Emily Doolittle. In the main episode Emily sheds light on the close connection between human life and that of the critters and world around us. She takes us deeper into the wo…
Animal Duets
Clarinet duets with laughing thrushes, nightingales, whales and cicadas. Philosopher and ornithologist David Rothenberg poses the question: do birds make music, or do they just make sounds to defend a territory or attract a mate? We also talk to a zoomusicologist in Scotland, and we listen to a tri…
NMNM - Emily Doolittle
This was a very entertaining episode, with all sorts of interesting diversions!
First of all, you MUST listen to Emily and Kristen Cooke (oboes) performing with the very musical whippet, Idris Donut on YouTube!
You can learn more about Emily at her website. There you'll find scores to look at and l…
NMNM - Glenn Hodgins and Season Wrap
Here are some links:
FIrst, the Canadian Music Centre
This website has listings of Associate Composers, and their works. Spend some time on this site!
NMNM and suddenlyLISTEN wish to thank the CMC for their support this past season! Thanks to a donation from the CMC, we release 4 episodes featurin…
“You always have to be looking for different ways of making it happen” with Emily Doolittle
Emily Doolittle is a lecturer and research fellow at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in Glasgow. She is also an independent composer, working on commissions and personal projects alongside her academic work.Emily shares how she combines these different roles including:
Why she identifies as st…
That’s Classical? - Episode March 30, 2025
Playlist:
Nathan Schram, hear now berlin. - HNB
Emily Doolittle, Melanie Harel - Social Sounds from Whales at Night
Soeni Lee, Pacific Quintet - Three Bagatelles
Michael J. Baker, Array Ensemble - Unfinished Business
Julius Eastman, Cleveland Orchestra - Symphony No. 2 'The Faithful Friend: The L…
A SAHA Conversation with Dr Emily Doolittle
Happy World Music Day!
To mark World Music Day, we had the pleasure of having a SAHA Conversation with Dr Emily Doolittle, a composer, zoomusicologist, and Athenaeum Research Fellow and Lecturer in Composition at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
Canadian-born, Scotland-based composer Dr Dooli…
We Are Seedling Kin - Infinite And Inevitable
The music in this episode was composed by Emily Doolittle and is included with her kind permission https://emilydoolittle.com/
Three Summer Wassails 1. Blackberry Wassail 2. Potato Wassail 3. Mushroom Wassail Three songs for SATB choir, composed by Emily Doolittle with poetry by Forrest Pierce. Co…
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