I am open to working with students on
projects in the fields of:
- Listening practices in everyday life
- Digital listening technologies
- The role of music and arts in promoting health and well-being
- Music/radio, ageing, & well-being
- Facilitating music engagement
- Audience and performer interaction
If you are interested, get in touch with a
research question/idea/proposal.
As a supervisor, I aim to assist students
by:
- offering advice in your field of study and providing direction for your research/career;
- setting milestones (collaboratively) and monitoring your progress;
- providing feedback, encouragement and support.
Current postgraduate student supervision:
McArthur, S. (2017-Present). How I wonder
what you are: An interpretive phenomenological analysis of the first 18 months
of string lessons and how this early learning influences actual and predicted
musical engagement. [PhD]
Maurer, S. (2017-Present). Generating and
perceiving expressive body movement in contemporary solo flute performance. [PhD]
Previous postgraduate student supervision:
Dahlenburg, H. (2017-2019). The
investigation of practice and career-focused activities in advanced classical
singers. [Masters]
Fletcher, H. (2017-2020). Content,
delivery, and perception: Investigating the voice teacher’s approach in
Australia. [PhD]
Kiernan, F. (2018-2019). The figure of Jan
Dismas Zelenka (1679-1745) in the History of Emotions. [PhD awarded 2019] [https://minerva-access.unimelb.edu.au/handle/11343/228873]
Previous undergraduate student supervision:
Warrener, E. (2016). Parenting style as a
predictor of problem music preference. [Honours] [https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0305735618816173]
Mackin, S., Mossman, A., Murray, T.,
Oliver, N., & Tee, V. (2016). How do people listen to music in daily life?
Defining the concept of control. [https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/2059204320931643]
Flynn, S., Goh, K., Li, B., & Wake, S.
(2016). Music listening as a coping mechanism for everyday stress.
Crawford, S. (2015). Exploring the effects
of age, social rewards, and life stress on the creative productivity of 11 rock
musicians. [Honours]
Flynn, E., & Whyte, L. (2015). The
effect of musical fit on consumers’ evaluations of different products.
