ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Please welcome to the fireside Eleanor Haward, a composer and teacher currently conducting her PhD in Music Composition at the University of Aberdeen. Eleanor's thesis looks at the connections between words and harmony in music, considering whether or not music has an "emotional grammar." 🎶 We chat all things music, but also the importance of cultivating community throughout the postgraduate experience.
If you'd like to learn more about Eleanor's work, check out her socials:
Website - eleanorhaward.co.uk
Instagram - @eleanor_haward
Soundcloud - soundcloud.com/eleanorhaward
Youtube - youtube.com/@eleanorhaward
And as always, stay curious, stay cozy. 🔥
If you'd like to learn more about Eleanor's work, check out her socials:
Website - eleanorhaward.co.uk
Instagram - @eleanor_haward
Soundcloud - soundcloud.com/eleanorhaward
Youtube - youtube.com/@eleanorhaward
And as always, stay curious, stay cozy. 🔥
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