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Perfil pessoal
Research Interests
Dr David Watt is Sector Manager for Music Industries and Theatre Arts and Music Business. His PhD is in Electroacoustic Music Composition. Having joined UHI Perth in 2014, David is part of a vibrant, active and friendly team that encourage students and staff to grow, grasping opportunities and excelling in creative challenges.
David specialises in composition and music technology and teaches these subjects at undergraduate and postgraduate level. David also represents UHI Perth abroad by presenting at national conferences and teaching in China.
His research interests are in Electroacoustic Music Composition: practice-led research exploring vocal and narrative connections.
Teaching Expertise
Digital Audio Workstations; Composition (Electronic); Music Technology; Research Skills and Methods
Educação/Habilitações académicas
Doctor of Philosophy, A portfolio of music compositions consisting of Watt's for tea, Metropolion, Curto de Respiraçãco, In Somnium Quod Visum, soundtracks for A Japanese Inro and Second Bad Vilbel, Night Mail, Keele University
Data do prémio: 25 jun. 2008
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Master of Arts, Digital Music Technology
Data do prémio: 1 out. 2001
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Posições externas
External Examiner, University of Bolton
2018 → 2022
External Examiner
2014 → 2018
Impressão digital
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Colaborações e principais áreas de investigação dos últimos cinco anos
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Defining standards and core outcomes for clinical trials in prehabilitation for colorectal surgery (DiSCO): modified Delphi methodology to achieve patient and healthcare professional consensus
behalf of the DiSCO Study Group, 18 jun. 2024, Em: British Journal of Surgery. 111, 6, znae056.Resultado de pesquisa: Article › revisão de pares
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