Rhoda Dullea

Rhoda Dullea is a part-time lecturer and accompanist at the University College Cork (UCC) School of Music and Theatre. She holds a PhD in Music from UCC (2005) and a part-time Master's in Education from the University of Cambridge (specializing in interdisciplinary arts education). Her research focuses on the intersection of 19th/early 20th-century art music with literature, music education, and performance theory, particularly in Central Europe. She has performed extensively in collaborative piano, opera, and theatre, including work with Opera 2005 and the Cork French Film Festival. Awards include the IRCHSS Postgraduate Scholarship and recognition in the RTE Musician of the Future Competition.

Education highlights include a PhD under Dr. Christopher Morris, a Master's in Performance (Cork School of Music, 2007), and a Cambridge Master's in Arts Education. She is the accompanist for UCC Choir and has led opera education initiatives, including residencies at Banff Arts Centre.

Awards and recognitions span scholarly funding, performance accolades, and educational contributions to opera and interdisciplinary arts. Her work emphasizes bridging historical music studies with contemporary pedagogical practices.