Mark Armstrong – jazz and related styles; commercial music.
Dr Dave Camlin – participatory performance; community music; social impact of music; musician education; philosophy.
Professor Terence Charlston – performance practice; practice research; genre; source analysis; keyboard organology.
Dr Carola Darwin – music and gender; women composers; vocal music and opera; performance.
Dr Gerardo Gozzi - microtonality; extended techniques; perception of sound; improvisation.
Dr Christina Guillaumier – Russian and Slavic music; modernism and politics; piano repertoires; practice research.
Professor Trevor Herbert – brass instruments; music and society, especially in Britain.
Dr Maiko Kawabata – performance history; performance studies; gender and music; race and music.
Andrew McCrea – organ historiography; keyboard performance practice; genres and styles; reception studies.
Norbert Meyn – practice research; C19 and C20 music and migration; oral history; diction; declamation; art song.
Dr Ingrid Pearson – performance practice; practice research; woodwind organology and iconography; historiography.
Professor Ashley Solomon – flute and recorder; performance practice; practice research; woodwind organology.

Professor Mark Bowden - orchestral & chamber music; vocal & choral music; opera; music for dance.
Dr Jonathan Cole - composition; experimental music.
Dr Gerardo Gozzi - microtonality; extended techniques; perception of sound; improvisation.
Kenneth Hesketh - techniques of C20 music; orchestration/transcription; music of Dutilleux; musical ekphrasis.
Dr Alison Kay - C20/C21 compositional technique; orchestration/transcription; experimental ideas.
Haris Kittos - composition; experimental music; sound art; visual art; interdisciplinary approaches; multimedia.
William Mival - extended and dramatic forms; orchestral and ensemble music; decadence; post- and neo-romanticism.
Dr Diana Salazar - electroacoustic; sound art; site-specific practices; artistic collaboration; technology in education.

Dr Anna Detari - performers' health and wellbeing; performance-related disorders; Focal Dystonia; neurodiversity.
Dr Tania Lisboa - practice and memorisation; technology in education; arts in health and wellbeing; music and SEND.
Professor Rosie Perkins - music and mental health; parental wellbeing; musicians’ wellbeing; institutional cultures.
Dr Neta Spiro - musical care; music in health; music psychology; performers’ health & wellbeing.
Dr George Waddell - performance enhancement; cognition; decision-making; evaluation; perception; technology.
Professor Aaron Williamon -performance psychology, evaluation and anxiety; cognition; memory; arts and health.

Professor Robert Adlington – music post-1960; modernism and avant-garde; music and politics; music and democracy  
Dr Ann van Allen-Russell – the long C18; music and culture; performance practice; intellectual property; copyright
Dr Carola Darwin – music and gender; women composers; vocal music and opera; performance
Dr Sarah Fuchs – C19 and C20 music and culture, especially France; audio-visual media; digital cultural heritage
Dr Christina Guillaumier – Russian and Slavic music; modernism and politics; piano repertoires; practice research
Professor Trevor Herbert – brass instruments; music and society, especially in Britain
Ivan Hewett – modernism; music and aesthetics; music post-1945
Dr Maiko Kawabata – performance history; performance studies; gender and music; race and music
Professor Richard Langham Smith – C19 and C20 French music, particularly opera and Debussy; Spanish music
Andrew McCrea – organ historiography; keyboard performance practice; genres and styles; reception studies
Norbert Meyn – practice research; C19 and C20 music and migration; oral history; diction; declamation; art song
Dr Ingrid Pearson – performance practice; practice research; woodwind organology and iconography; historiography
Professor David Wright – British music: economic, social, cultural contexts; performance and education institutions

Professor Terence Charlston – performance practice; practice research; genre; source analysis; keyboard organology.
Professor Trevor Herbert – brass instruments; music and society, especially in Britain.
Dr Ingrid Pearson – performance practice; practice research; woodwind organology and iconography; historiography.
Professor Gabriele Rossi Rognoni – material culture studies; musical instrument studies; iconography; museum studies.
Professor Ashley Solomon – flute and recorder; performance practice; practice research; woodwind organology.