Multidisciplinary presentations, exploring the intersection of neurodiversity and music
We are excited to invite you to our inaugural Neurodivergent Music Studies Conference.
Our virtual event is held by the Neurodivergent Music Network (NMN), a CHASE research network established in 2026. It is a cross-disciplinary hub for neurodivergent researchers to explore the intersection between music and neurodivergence, sharing ideas and methodologies. Our mission is to support our members’ work while collectively establishing Neurodivergent Music Studies as a distinct and rigorous field of studies.
The Neurodivergent Music Studies Conference will offer presentations, a paneled discussion, an open dialogue, and engagement with asynchronous papers.
This two day conference is an opportunity for researchers, academics, and everyone from all different aspects of their careers to connect over a mutual research interest: music and neurodivergence.
Venture into an immersive odyssey at a multisensory, mixed-reality concert charting world-renowned pianist Yuja Wang’s personal and artistic journey.
Kick-start your evening with a 60-minute Half Six Fix concert. Introduced by the performers, with screens in the hall to bring you closer to the action.
Each work responds to the personal and physical experiences of the collective consumption of music, especially in a club setting.
The saxophonist, rapper and composer Soweto Kinch revisits the trilogy of works he has created with the LSO since 2019.
Experience live classical music as you've never imagined it in Britten Sinfonia's spectacular, immersive and welcoming concert format.
Artist Jérémie Queyras’ works have been exhibited in London, Paris, New York, Shanghai, Basel, Barcelona, and Vienna, and most recently, his portrait of Angela Merkel is on display in Berlin.