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  1. Introduction Theorizing Trauma and Music in the Long Nineteenth Century

    Article • Nineteenth-Century Music Review, April 2022, Cambridge University Press

    Michelle Meinhart

  2. ‘Unearthly Music’, ‘Howling Idiots’, and ‘Orgies of Amusement’: The Soundscapes of Shell Shock at Edinburgh's Craiglockhart War Hospital, 1917–18

    Article • Nineteenth-Century Music Review, February 2022, Cambridge University Press

    Michelle Meinhart

  3. Contractions, Cries, and COVID: The Traumatic Soundscapes of UK Lockdown Hospital Maternity Wards

    Article • Women and Music A Journal of Gender and Culture, January 2022, Project Muse

    Michelle Meinhart

  4. Oh, What a Musical War! A Retrospective after the First World War Centenary

    Article • Journal of the Royal Musical Association, March 2021, Cambridge University Press

    Michelle Meinhart

  5. Tommy Critics, an Unlikely Musical Community, and the Longleat Lyre during World War I

    Article • October 2019, University of Illinois Press

    Michelle Meinhart

  6. Singing in the Age of Anxiety: Lieder Performances in New York and London between the World Wars by Laura Tunbridge

    Article • Notes, January 2019, Project Muse

    Michelle Meinhart

  7. John Mullen , The Show Must Go On! Popular Song in Britain During the First World War. Ashgate Popular and Folk Music Series, ed. Stan Hawkins and Derek B. Scott (Farnham, UK: Ashgate, 2015; London and New York: Routledge, 2016). xii+250 pp. £65.00

    Article • Nineteenth-Century Music Review, December 2016, Cambridge University Press

    Michelle Meinhart

  8. Memory and Private Mourning in an English Country House during the First World War: Lady Alda Hoare’s Musical Shrine to a Lost Son

    Article • Journal of Musicological Research, March 2014, Taylor & Francis

    Michelle Meinhart