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Dr. James Félix is a Lecturer at LASALLE College of the Arts in the School of Contemporary Music. He holds a PhD in Music from the University of Leeds, UK, alongside advanced degrees from Birmingham Conservatoire and the University of Nottingham. His research focuses on authenticity in folk music, Portuguese fado, and the intersection of music with identity. He is currently investigating Portuguese musical traditions in postcolonial Southeast Asia, particularly Timor Leste.
- Education:
- PhD (Music), University of Leeds, UK
- Master of Music (Musicology), Birmingham Conservatoire
- Postgraduate Diploma in Music, Birmingham Conservatoire
- BA (Hons) Music, University of Nottingham
Dr. Félix’s research explores authenticity, tradition, and identity negotiation in musical practices. He has published on topics such as Fado’s evolving identity and the role of Hungarian folk music in classical works. His recent work addresses postcolonial musical heritage and pandemic impacts on artistic identity.
He teaches critical thinking and dissertation modules, emphasizing contextual studies in contemporary music education.
