Sue Miller is currently senior lecturer in  music  and Course Leader for the BA in Popular Music at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge.

ANGLIA RUSKIN UNIVERSITY TEACHING 2012-present

• Popular Music in Context
• Composing and Improvising
• Performance Studies
• Intertextuality

LEEDS UNIVERSITY TEACHING 2006-2011

• Practical Skills: Cuban Music, General Musicianship and Improvisation units
• Understanding Popular Styles: Popular Music Theory and Analysis
• Approaches to the Analysis of Popular and World Musics: theoretical analysis, aural perception, semiological and musicological approaches  (e.g. Philip Tagg, Allen Forte, Samuel Floyd and  Simon Frith)
• Ethnomusicology: Theory and Practice
• Early Jazz and its Precedents
• Duke Ellington (his music, musicians and the development of jazz through the 20th century)
• Music in History and Culture: The History of Cuban Music
• Projects in Performance: Cuban Music
• Music Research Skills: Listening to Latin Jazz
• French Chanson

YORKSHIRE COLLEGE OF MUSIC 1994-2011

St Marks house, 1 St Marks Avenue

LS2 9 BN

INSTRUMENTAL TEACHING:

• Flute to diploma level in classical and jazz syllabuses
• Saxophone to grade 8 level classical and jazz
• Piano to grade 8 level classical and to grade 5 jazz

ENSEMBLES AND COURSES

• Improvisation groups
• Cuban music weekend courses
• Cuban Music Ensembles

LUNCHTIME LECTURES

BAND DIRECTION: Various Cuban Music Big Bands and workshops across the UK