Canadian-born, Glasgow-based composer, researcher, and occasional oboist Emily Doolittle is the recipient of the 2024-25 McEwen Commission. This concert will premiere Emily's new work Cairn, which is ...

This week’s missive on recommended reading and culture comes courtesy of Eric Wagner, whose exploration of the astonishing world of zoomusicology appears in the January/February 2013 issue of Orion.

The 10,000 Islands Dolphin Study Project is the property of Dolphin Explorer LLC and has been monitoring the travel range, feeding habits, social behavior, survival rate, genealogy, and overall ...

any real efforts to measure how nonhuman animals produce and perceive music—what we now call zoomusicology—were far in the future. Early 20th-century attempts to test the oft-misquoted quip ...

“MEOW! Noah what in the world are you and Dad doing these days? Every time I ‘meow’ you two are headed out somewhere and come back with a carload of stuff! What’s up with that?” “Paws ...

Some animals do, however, seem to have musical ability, a facility that is studied by zoomusicologists around the world. My high school counselor never even mentioned zoomusicology as a possible ...

“MEOW! My first Thanksgiving with my humans was pawsome! Purrs! Dad bought Noah and me some turkey treats, and they went out to dinner leaving us to enjoy a pawsomely grand, quiet home! Meow ...

So the research fellow in zoomusicology—a field that studies the musical aspects of animal sounds—at Sydney’s Macquarie University teamed up with experts from around the world to investigate whether ...