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Dr. Jack McNeill is an Associate Lecturer at the University of York (School of Arts and Creative Technologies) and a Guest Lecturer at the University of Winchester. He holds a BA (2012) and PhD (2021) in Music from the University of York, supervised by Dr. Federico Reuben. His research focuses on dance music cultures, electroacoustic composition, and participatory arts, blending practice-based research with community engagement.
Education:
- Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Music, University of York (2012)
- PhD in Composition, University of York (2021)
Research Interests: Jack explores intersections between club culture, electronic music production, and collaborative arts education. His work emphasizes participatory practices, such as creating accessible orchestral-electronic pieces for youth, and critically examines spaces like nightclubs as cultural instruments. Recent projects include installations at the Centre for Contemporary Arts (Glasgow) and collaborations with artists like Bryony Simcox and Thomas Rosser.
Key Projects:
- Developed participatory orchestral-electronics works funded by the Arts Council
- Co-founded Artificial Hells Studio, presenting club culture research to public audiences
- Commissioned works for Liverpool’s Resonate Hub and Leeds First Direct Arena
Teaching & Engagement: Teaches Popular Music Production, Sound Recording, and Music Education. Leads workshops across the UK and Europe, emphasizing accessibility in music creation.
Labs/Teams: Artificial Hells Studio (London) focuses on interdisciplinary practice-based research in club culture and public engagement.
