T.O. Delpeut MA (Thomas)

Thomas Delpeut (1988) is teacher in Cultural History at the Radboud University. He is specialised in music cultures since 1800 from a societal perspective.

In 2014 Thomas graduated in History (Research Master, cum laude) at the University of Amsterdam and worked there on a Digital Humanities project as a pre-PhD fellow in 2015. In the BMGN-Low Countries Historical Review he published an evaluation of current Dutch and international research on nineteenth-century music and concert history. Currently he is finishing his PhD research, which focusses on Dutch 19th-century concert culture – including topics such as concert programming, music journalism, social composition of audiences and listening experiences.

In addition to his work as lecturer and researcher, Thomas is also a board member of both the Royal Society for Music History of the Netherlands (Koninklijke Vereniging voor Nederlandse Muziekgeschiedenis) and the Nijmegen Foundation for Chamber Music (Nijmeegse Stichting voor Kamermuziek).

• Music and theatre culture: representation and participation since 1800