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Discover the rich legacies of women conductors, musicologists, and performers in our Women’s History collection. Find stories of those who've fought for a more harmonious and inclusive musical world. Read today: oxford.ly/3T5TloX

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📢 Inviting all environmental studies scholars! Oxford Intersections: Environmental Change and Human Experience is looking for article ideas that explore the evolving human-environmental relationship through interdisciplinary research. Learn more: oxford.ly/3FXzl4Z

Whether you’re interested in pop, jazz, gospel or rock, there’s a biography for you! Browse our full range on @Bookshop_Org: oxford.ly/45pHae8

How is OUP working to build #OpenAccess publishing in the arts and humanities? Explore how OUP is embracing OA experimentation, and learn more about new OA funding models: oxford.ly/45YnMoG

From classical virtuosos to folk heroes and pop icons, our Women's History hub showcases the voices of women who have shaped musical landscapes and challenged conventions. Join us in celebrating their incredible artistry. Visit the collection page: oxford.ly/4laBsS5

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Dive into our Women’s History hub and celebrate the composers, performers, and lyricists who advocated for equity on and off the stage. Explore the powerful stories of musical innovators. Discover more: oxford.ly/4n4lomD

The greatest toe-tapping beats have equally gripping life stories behind them. Learn more about your favorite musicians with our biographies reading list: oxford.ly/4kJI1eA

Discover the latest issue of Music Theory Spectrum, featuring a special focus on public music theory (PMT). The included articles foster a rich and collaborative dialogue within the field of music theory. @SMT_musictheory Read now: oxford.ly/43UuPvW

Gospel genius Andraé Crouch is often compared to other greats like Mahalia Jackson, Thomas Dorsey and the Rev. James Cleveland. Learn more about his life on New Books Network: oxford.ly/3ZXDigL

The fight for equity, diversity, and inclusion echoes in every note composed and performed by trailblazing women. Explore our Women’s History hub to discover the artists who used their sound to change the world. Visit now: oxford.ly/3HqBRkE

Elton John's music is more than entertainment—it’s a map of modern history. Author Matthew Restall explains why on this new episode of In Conversation: An OUP Podcast. Learn More: oxford.ly/4kt2aFq

From Reg to Rocketman to Sir Elton – what can his transformation tell us about pop culture itself? Tune in to our latest episode on “On Elton John" by Matthew Restall. oxford.ly/45uAnj6

The Pill, Mary Quant, Vidal Sassoon & the sound of change! Gordon Ross Thompson explores how musicians like Cilla Black, Lulu & Sandie Shaw redefined femininity in the 60s music industry, facing unique challenges. oxford.ly/45x8tmH

Sadly, as of the end of June, this account will be shutting down. Stay connected by following @OUPAcademic and @oxfordjournals. We're on Bluesky too, oxford.ly/4mzDzAk!

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Discover inspiring stories of women shaping our world in our "Women Educating & Inspiring Generations" collection. Access curated scholarly content celebrating #WomensHistory today. oxford.ly/4jaXvGy

Tap your toes to Gospel singer Andraé Crouch's greatest hits, selected by "Soon and Very Soon" authors Robert F. Darden and Stephen M. Newby. Have a listen on New Books Network: oxford.ly/4dppkKe