New CD release
Jos Zwaanenburg - 20 Odd Years
Department of Music & Audio Arts
Studying Music and Audio Arts at Kent combines musical and sonic creativity with innovative use and understanding of technology. We have a range of purpose-designed studios including recording, practice and post-production facilities, and all of our students learn to use these. New riverside facilities will expand these with spaces for spatialised sound, rehearsal and critical listening.
For all enquiries concerning extra-curricular music at the Canterbury campus, or for information about University Music Scholarships, please go to the Music at Kent website.
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Student Audio production project
Music students perform at Keynestock
Music and audio productions combined
Staff Profiles
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Dr Paul FretwellPaul Fretwell is a composer of instrumental and electronic music. He researches...More information
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Professor Tim HowleTim Howle’s interests include developing composition, primarily sonic art, acou...More information
