Bowler, L., Jones, C., & Tassie, B. (2025) ‘Composing the Landscape in the Twenty-first Century’, Rethinking Landscape: Environment, Place, and Heritage in British Music Studies. Symposium of the North American British Music Studies Association [invited panel]. Online, 10-12 July.
Savan, J. & Tassie, B. (2025) ‘Microtonal Cornett and Live Electronics: Expanding the Historical Performance Practice of the Cornett in Glass Coloured’, AEC European Platform for Artistic Research in Music (EPARM) Conference. Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, 2-5 April.
Tassie, B. (2024) ‘A Ladder is Not the Only Kind of Time as Case Study for ‘Historically-Informed Ecological Sound-art’’, Royal Birmingham Conservatoire Public Research Seminar [invited talk]. Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, 26 November.
Tassie, B. (2024) ‘Intimate Listening: Nature, Place, and Music in A Ladder is Not the Only Kind of Time’, RMA Music and/as Process Study Group Conference: Environment, Space & Place. University of Glasgow, 28-30 June.
Tassie, B. (2024) ‘Approaching an Understanding of ‘Historically-Informed Ecological Sound-Art’: A Ladder is Not the Only Kind of Time as Case Study for a Nonmodern Ecological Art’, AEC European Platform for Artistic Research in Music (EPARM) Conference. Academy of Music, Ljubljana, 20-23 March.
Tassie, B. (2023) ‘Augmenting Historical Organs: The Use of Creative Technologies in Earth of the Slumbering and Liquid Trees’, Music Ex Machina: Methods & Methodologies for Technology-centred Practice-based Research in Contemporary Music Symposium. Royal Holloway, University of London, 16 June.
Tassie, B. & Underwood, S. (2022) ‘A Ladder is Not the Only Kind of Time: Water-Powered Historical Instruments as Ecological Intervention’, Twelfth International Conference on Music Since 1900. Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, 17-18 June.
Tassie, B. (2022) ‘Noticing a Landscape: Historical Instruments, Ecology, and Digital Media’, AEC European Platform for Artistic Research in Music (EPARM) Conference. Royal Academy of Music, London, 7-9 April.
Tassie, B. et al. (2019) ‘Sixty Years of Electronic Music: Female Pioneers and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop’, V&A Museum Friday Late: Sonic Boom [invited panel: chair]. V&A, London, 22 February.
