Conversation with Professor Anna Morcom (Mohindar Brar Sambhi Professor of Indian Music at UCLA) on the publication of “The Multiplicities of Hindustani Music: Re-envisioning a National Tradition”.

Samira Ahmed's guests include Thomas Bangalter, Ekow Eshun and David Pountney.

King’s is sad to learn of the death of Professor Arnold Whittall, Emeritus Professor of Musical Theory and Analysis at King’s, who died on 26 May 2026 at the age of 90.

The BBC Singers will be moving their rehearsals to King’s College London where they will be using the College Chapel at the Strand as a temporary home.

Please join us to celebrate Professor Katherine Schofield in this Inaugural Professorial Lecture.

Dr Robert Laidlow is exploring what happens when we stop trying to make AI sound human and start discovering what music can become when we embrace the fundamentally alien ways that machines hear,…

LUX, the new album from Spanish singer-songwriter Rosalía, has been critically lauded. But opinion is divided among some commentators on whether it should be considered pop or classical music.

Lonesome lovers. Beguiling songsters. Provocative nightingales. Friends at play. These are a just few of the characters you will encounter in this programme of songs from the courts of twelfth-century...

A seminar on the relationship between music and artificial intelligence.

Over 30 Doctoral studentship places are now open for applications for the new Doctoral School for Arts & Humanities at King’s.

Professor Katherine Butler Schofield receives the Otto Kinkeldey Award for her book on music and musicians of the late Mughal period.

The Steinway models B and D, considered the gold standard in piano making, are already in use by Music students at King’s.

200 years since the last piano was designed by a woman, Dr Sarah Nicolls is changing history by making the instrument lightweight and vertical.

Ana Hofman discusses strategic amateurism as a political tactic to resist the capture of musical activities by market flows.

Barış Demirezer, a student pursuing a PhD in historical musicology in the Department of Music at King’s, received a commendation for his outstanding paper at the Society for Music Analysis’s annual Th...

Dr Emily MacGregor’s new book, While the Music Lasts: A Memoir of Music, Grief, and Joy, is out now.

Keep an ear out: the Choir of King’s College London delivers a rendition of 'O frondens virga' in the new Netflix action film, premiering on 25 April.

Professor Emma Dillon is the first woman to hold the Thurston Dart Professor of Music title.

Dr Steven Berryman will consider the trajectory of recent policy initiatives, with a focus on primary and secondary education, and consider how higher education may intervene to ensure the range of mu...