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Miguel Ángel Marín (PhD University of London) is Professor of Music at the University of La Rioja, Spain. His research interests are music in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Spain, as well as classical concert programming and performance studies. Since 2009, he is the Director of the Program of Music at the Fundación Juan March in Madrid.
Sarah-Louise Spies is a choreographer, performance curator, and senior lecturer in contemporary dance and performance art. She is part of the Manchester-based artists-led curatorial collective Accumulations and has led and collaborated on numerous internationally funded public research and performative events and programs. She is the author of Choreographies of the Curatorial: Performative Trajectories for Choreography and Dance in the Museum (2020) and the co-editor of (Un)Commoning Voices & (Non)Communal Bodies (2021) with Maayan Sheleff.