Dr. Anne Hyland

Biography

Anne Hyland is a Senior Lecturer in Music Analysis at the University of Manchester, specializing in music from the half of the nineteenth century with a particular focus on chamber music. She holds degrees from University College Dublin and Cambridge, where she earned her PhD in 2012 under Professor Nicholas Marston. Previously, she taught at Trinity College, Dublin, and Royal Holloway, University of London. Her research primarily investigates the instrumental music of Franz Schubert, particularly his string quartets, from analytical, historiographical, and philosophical perspectives. Her monograph, 'Schubert's String Quartets: Teleology Lyric Form', was published by Cambridge University Press in 2023. Hyland has received numerous accolades, including the Anthony Pople Mid-Career Researcher Award from the Society for Music Analysis and a collaborative grant from BA/Leverhulme with the University of Toronto. She has served as an editorial board member for various musicology journals, including Music Analysis, and has contributed extensively to the field through publications in peer-reviewed journals. She teaches both undergraduate and master's-level courses focusing on analytical topics and oversees the Analysis pathway in Manchester's Music Department.

Research Interests

Experience

Awards

Courses