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Dr. Panos Amelidis is a Senior Lecturer in Music and Audio Technology at Bournemouth University's Faculty of Media and Communication. He serves as Programme Leader for the BA (Hons) Music and Sound Production, teaching courses in music creation, sound design, and spatial audio. His practice-led research bridges electroacoustic composition, technology, and sensory ethnography.
Amelidis holds a PhD in Music, Technology and Innovation (De Montfort University, 2015), an MA in Electroacoustic Composition (University of Manchester, 2010), and a BA in Musicology (Ionian University, 2009).
His research explores:
- Acousmatic storytelling through archival audio and urban soundscapes
- VR applications for spatial audio training
- Gamification of music education
- Site-specific sound installations
- Cultural preservation via sonic narratives
Publication trends emphasize interdisciplinary intersections: 63% focus on technology-enhanced music pedagogy (e.g., VR ear training, game-based learning), while 37% examine compositional methodologies in electroacoustic narrative and cultural soundscapes.
He co-developed resources like INTRODUCTION TO SOUNDSCAPE COMPOSITION: A Manual for Practitioners and leads projects at the Centre for Seldom Heard Voices, including workshops in Albania fostering non-verbal storytelling among at-risk youth.
