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Andrew Pink works at UCL (University College London) as part of a research and policy team directed by Professor Michael Worton (more ...) that is developing and supporting UCL’s international strategy (more ...), UCL's academic quality management and enhancement, UCL's teaching and learning activities (more ...), UCL's global citizenship initiatives (more ...), UCL's museums and collections (more ...), and the work of the UCL Mellon Programme (more ...).

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Education

2007 Goldsmiths, University of London.
PhD Music: The Musical Culture of Freemasonry in Early Eighteenth-century London. [ Abstract ]
Funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council. More ..
Supervisor: Professor Simon McVeigh. More ...

2000 APU, Cambridge.
MA Music: Historical performance practice, editing and transcription, and contemporary liturgical music.

1981 The Royal Academy of Music, London.
Postgraduate Advanced Performers courses in organ performing, organ improvisation, continuo, and choral conducting.
Diploma: Licentiate of The Royal Academy of Music (LRAM), for organ teaching.
Prize: the Frederick Keene organ prize for performance.

1980 King Alfred's College, Winchester (now the University of Winchester)
B.Ed (hons), Music (with Classical Studies, and Physical Education).
Full UK Qualified Teacher Status (QTS).

1979 The Royal College of Music, London.
Diploma: Associate of the Royal College of Music (ARCM), with honours, for organ performance.

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Andrew's current personal research interests are: the music and musicians of 18th-century London; the cultural patronage of Frederick Prince of Wales and the Patriot Opposition; issues of masculinity and music; performance practice; music editing; music in the reformed liturgies of the western Church post-Vatican II

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