Supervision

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  Dissertation · Project Advising · Practice-Led Research · Research Methods

   

  I support undergraduate and postgraduate music students in developing rigorous, assessable, and practice-led research projects. My supervision and research-support work focuses on research-question development, methodology, evidence design, literature and context framing, reflective writing, practice-led documentation, and assessment-facing articulation in higher music education.

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• This work draws on my experience as a higher music education lecturer, dissertation adviser, research supervisor, module leader, practice-led researcher, and curriculum/assessment specialist across contemporary music, performance, pedagogy, ensemble practice, and creative higher education.

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• Areas of Supervision

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• I supervise and support projects across practice-led and practice-based music research, undergraduate dissertation and BMus research projects, MA/MMus performance and pedagogy projects, aural fluency, ensemble pedagogy, rehearsal practice, rhythm and groove studies, musical judgement, assessment validity, reflective practice, curriculum design, and contemporary music higher education.

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• Typical Project Areas

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• Recent and current supervised or advised project areas include jazz drum-set language, walking bass and harmonic substitution, marimba concerto performance across ensemble contexts, guqin and erhu performance analysis, popular singing and vocal texture, J-Pop Rock harmony and modulation, rehearsal efficiency, AI and music-college teaching management, traditional and modern music teaching methods, aural fluency, rhythm/groove pedagogy, and practice-led documentation for performers and composers.

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• Research Support for Students and Programmes

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• Support may include individual dissertation or project supervision, MA/MMus project advising, research-question and scope clinics, literature review and database-orientation support, methodology and ethics preparation, practice-led documentation workshops, reflective writing and exegesis support, pre-submission proposal review, assessment-validity and musical-judgement seminars, and staff/student research-methods workshops.

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• Institutional Availability

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• I am available for HE-facing teaching, dissertation/project supervision, research-methods support, curriculum or assessment work, workshops, and research-facing institutional support where useful.

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• Programme leaders, institutions, and collaborators are welcome to contact me for supervision, project advising, research-methods sessions, practice-led research support, or curriculum and assessment-related work.