Benjamin

I graduated with First Class Honours in History from Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge. I am now a freelance musician and part-time tutor.

I specialise in the early modern and modern periods, focusing on intellectual and religious movements, as well as the global exchange of materials and ideas. My prizewinning dissertation was entitled, `The role of music in encounters between Europeans and non-Europeans in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Ocean, to c.1820.` In this I discussed the changing imperial role of musical performance in a previously overlooked zone of musical interchange.

Availability: Weekday and weekend slots, morning and late afternoon/evening.


Please note that many of these slots are already taken.

Willing to travel: 2 miles

Experience: First Class Honours Degree in History from Trinity Hall, Cambridge
7 years of experience in musical and academic tuition
Oxbridge entry tuition
Lectures given on imperial history
Dissertation won Alan Coulson Prize for History of British Imperial Expansion
Dissertation won Maritime History Prize from British Commission for Maritime History