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Centre for Music and Science

 
Myles Eastwood works as Technical Specialist at the Centre for Music and Science, alongside running Eastwood Records as a freelance producer and engineer. His Faculty work includes teaching and assisting students and staff working on audio-related projects, as well as managing the Recording Studio for internal and external hire. He also supervises and lectures on topics related to popular music and the history of sound reproduction. Myles has produced recordings for The New Yorker and Glyndebourne as well as numerous independent artists and labels, receiving regular airplay on WNYC, BBC Radio, Classic FM and Jazz FM. He graduated with a BA in Music from Pembroke College, Cambridge, in 2009, before returning there in 2010 for postgraduate research on postwar recording practices. His MPhil and PhD were supervised by Nicholas Cook and included scholarships at the University of California, Berkeley, and the Library of Congress.
Mustafa Beg is the Computer Officer for the Faculty of Music; he manages computer equipment across the Faculty and in the CMS in particular.

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Maddie Jones starting PhD at Bristol University

28 March 2025

We are very pleased to hear that Maddie Jones, who did an undergraduate dissertation project at the CMS analysing the relationship between music listening and mood, has been awarded a full PhD scholarship to study at Bristol University, in the School of Psychological Science. She will be supervised by Professor Claire...

New article: Reverberation time and musical emotion in recorded music listening

28 March 2025

Many congratulations to Hannah Wilkie for her recent article in Music Perception entitled 'Reverberation time and musical emotion in recorded music listening'! This article came from Hannah's MPhil thesis at the CMS in 2023. Hannah is now studying for a PhD in Princeton University. Abstract: The influence of room acoustic...