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Professor Martyn Shaw is a Professor of Performance Practice at Leeds Conservatoire since 2005, specializing in 19th-century English performance practices and flute performance. He holds multiple roles including General Manager of Manchester Baroque and previously served as Head of Woodwind at Chetham’s School of Music (2018-2020). His expertise spans historical instruments, pedagogy, and interdisciplinary collaboration between historically informed performance and electroacoustic composition.
- Education: BMus(hons), AGSMD, LGSMD from Guildhall School of Music and Drama; PhD in Performance Practice
- Certifications: FHEA, ILM-accredited Coach/Mentor, PGCE, MA in Educational Leadership
Research focuses on Charles Nicholson’s influence on flautists and performance practices of early 19th-century England. Notable work includes the 2016 recording The Nicholsonian Effect with pianist Jonathan Gooing. He actively presents at international conferences (e.g., Royal Musical Association, Performance Studies Network) and chairs academic sessions globally.
Awards recipient of multiple scholarships and grants, including the Graucob Award and Royal Academy of Music scholarships. His mentorship specializes in addressing performance anxiety and career development for musicians.
