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Asian Music Unit

A hub for research into the diverse musical cultures of Asia

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Find out about the Asian Music Unit.

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Current and past events at the Asian Music Unit.

Music and Heritage Symposium

International Symposium, including film screenings and concerts.

Carnatic Music in London

Songs of the Saints was an AHRC-funded cultural engagement project.

Vietnamese Court Music

Performances by court music orchestras in Vietnam.

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