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Notes on Article Contributors

Douglas Macnicol is a PhD Candidate at The Australian National University (ANU). His thesis concerns the evolution of violin pedagogy in nineteenth-century France, and takes a broad cultural history approach to this specialised topic. In addition to a Bachelor of Arts (History and German Literature) and a Masters of Music from ANU, Douglas has a performance diploma in violin from Østlandets Musikkonservatorium in Oslo. He has worked in several orchestras in Norway and Australia and taught the violin for twenty years. He speaks fluent French, German and Norwegian.