Julian Horton
Professor
Department of Music
Durham University
United Kingdom
Biography
Professor Horton completed his undergraduate and postgraduate studies at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he also held a Research Fellowship. He has been Associate Professor and Head of School at University College Dublin, and has also taught at King’s College, London.
Research Interest
His research focuses on the analysis and reception of nineteenth-century instrumental music, with special interests in the music of Bruckner and Brahms, the analysis of sonata form, and the theory of tonality.
Publications
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Horton, Julian (2007). Analysis, Philosophy and the Challenge of Critical Theory. Journal of the Society for Musicology in Ireland 3: 63-95.
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Horton, J (2011). John Field and the Alternative History of Concerto First-Movement Form. Music and Letters 92(1): 43-83.
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Horton, Julian (2014). Stasis and Continuity in Schubert's String Quintet: Responses to Nathan Martin, Steven Vande Moortele, Scott Burnham and John Koslovsky. Music Analysis 33(2): 194-213.
