Music and vibration

Acoustic measurements applied to the musical industry

Senior Members Group Webinar: Acoustic Horizons Advancing in Sensing, Materials & Education

Auditorium Acoustics 2025

Auditorium Acoustics 2025

08 September 2025, 09:00 AM

Festival Acoustics

ECG Webinar: Festival Acoustics Jul 2, 2025

Acoustics 2023: Jonathan Kemp - The Effect of Vibrational Energy Transmitted to Sections of String Outside the Main Sound...

Acoustics 2023: Andrew Morgan - Consideration of the Link Between Musical Frequency and Musical Therapy

Acoustics '23: T Strother - Relationship Between Pitch Perception &... Individual Preference of Concert Hall Reverberation Time?

IOA Primary Schools' Competition

There are many sounds around us: natural sounds (such as birdsong or a rushing stream), sounds made by people (such as talking or making music)...

M&SandH 14:00 Music and architecture through the ages video

Presented by Celia Diaz Brito, Ben Burgess, Daryl Prasad and Buro Happold

Heralding a new ERA in Acoustics audience experience

Dear all, In a typically British way in the face of adversity a group of us have got together to form an alliance we are calling the Events Revival Alliance.

Dog, deer or Djokovic?

As the Wimbledon 2017 finals approach this weekend, it’s the time of year to revisit the annual debate: to grunt or not to grunt?

Acoustics and music: a forgotten link?

It is well accepted and understood that acoustics is the physical underlying phenomenon and vehicle of music production, performance and composition.

Deaf Acousticians & Blind Architects

Whilst it’s not often I buy a textbook based on a catchy title, Robert Apfel’s “Deaf Architects & Blind Acousticians” is one that has always stuck in my mind.