Today, we celebrate the crowning of King Charles III! Music and song play such a big part in events like these.
We wanted to share a snippet of a blog post written by Keep It Universal in 2021; "There are moments in time that changed history forever and people all over the world chronicle them in books, art, and music. Dozens of songs have been written about major historical events in order for future generations to get a glimpse into what it felt like to live through them. Musicians have been capturing these emotions for centuries, and their music becomes a universal way for people all over the world to understand history."
We wish the best of luck to all those contributing to the celebrations with musical events!
Recent Posts
Student & Alumni News
MA student Adléta Hanžlová selected for the Young Professionals Program at Eurovox!
Voice Study Centre
Thursday 14th May 2026MA student Adléta Hanžlová reflects on being selected as one of just 10 participants in EVTA’s Young Professionals Programme at Eurovox.
Read More...
Blog
The Musical Theatre Research Alliance: Building a Safeguarding Manifesto from Practice
Voice Study Centre
Friday 8th May 2026How can safeguarding in musical theatre be shaped by those working in the field? This blog introduces the Musical Theatre Research Alliance and its collaborative approach to practitioner-led research.
Read More...
Student & Alumni News
Meet the New MA Voice Pedagogy Cohort | Jennie Such
Voice Study Centre
Wednesday 29th April 2026As MA Voice Pedagogy Cohort E4 begins, we’re delighted to introduce some of the talented professionals joining our learning community from around the world. Among those joining us is Jennie Such, an experienced performer, teacher and vocal coach whose career spans performance, higher education and professional theatre.
Read More...