- PhD

• University of Birmingham, UK. 2025. Anneke May Scott: "Another voice that sings": timbre, portamento and natural horn playing in France 1810s-1850s. Read abstract here. Read thesis here.

- Papers

• Keynote speaker: “Another Voice that Sings”. Portamento and Timbral Shifts on the Natural Horn”. Romantic Brass in Context: 19th-Century Brass Instruments in Military, Church, Chamber, Opera, and Orchestra, the Sixth International Romantic Brass Symposium (April 2023, Hochschule der Künste Bern, Bern, Switzerland). Video link here.

• "Observations on the Cor Solo" with Prof. Arnold Myers (University of Edinburgh)  Historic Brass Society Conference (July 2017, New York University/Metropolitan Museum).

•  "The revisionist history of fourth horn solo from Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony"  Historic Brass Society Conference (July 2017, New York University/Metropolitan Museum).

• "The Celebrated Distin Family," Music in Nineteenth-Century Britain Conference (June 2017, University of Birmingham).

• “ ‘Another voice that sings’: Technical musical and philosophical challenges for the voice and the natural/unnatural horn”.  Vocality/Instrumentality Conference (January 2017, University of Huddersfield).

• “ ‘Yet on the other hand...’: varied early 19th century approaches to natural horn hand technique” History, Analysis, Pedagogy – Music Analysis Conference (July 2016, University of Nottingham).

• “ Gallay – Cor naturel par conviction,” Romantic Brass Symposium Cor Chaussier (October 2013, Hochschule der Künste, Bern, Switzerland).

• Guest speaker for the Royal College of Music on Brahms and the horn as part of their Grove Forum series “Performers in Focus," 2010.

- PUBLICATIONS

• “Beyond Beethoven: Performing early nineteenth-Century compositions for piano and the natural horn” in Music and Practice Vol. 8, 2020.

• Anneke Scott, John Chick, and Arnold Myers “The Cor Solo: History and Characteristics” in Historic Brass Society Journal Vol. 31, 2019, pp.1–34.

• "Developments in Instrument Design" in Hamilton, K. and Loges, N. (eds) Johannes Brahms in Context (Cambridge University Press, 2019).

• "Jacques-François Gallay – Playing on the edge." In Allenbach, D. (ed.), Romantic Brass. Französische Hornpraxis und historisch informierter Blechblasinstrumentenbau. (Edition Argus, 2016).

• "Berlioz and the Horn." The Horn Player Magazine (publication of the British Horn Society) Sept, 2015, pp. 22–27.

• "'Measures to wynde the Horne’- early notational issues for the hunting-horn." The Consort: Journal of the Dolmetsch Foundation. Vol. 69, 2013, pp. 20–39.

• "Brahms and the Orchestral Horn: A Study in Inauthentic Performance." Historic Brass Society Journal, Vol 23, 2011, pp. 119– 133.
  Click here to read. (NB - "Brahms and the orchestral horn" has recently been translated into Dutch by Sjoerd Visser and published in the July 2014 issue of the Nederlands Hoornisten Genootschap magazine)

• Catalogue - Jacques-François Gallay, Sommaires de La Revue du Corniste (publication of the Association Française du Cor). Vol 101, 2011, pp. 28–33.
  

- Sleeve notes

• “Beyond Beethoven”, Anneke Scott and Steven Devine (Resonus Classics, 2020).

• "Russian Revolutionaries: Vol. 1 Victor Ewald & Oskar Böhme," The Prince Regent's Band (Resonus Classics, 2017).

•  “The Celebrated Distin Family," The Prince Regent's Band (Resonus Classics, 2016).

• "Songs of Love, War & Melancholy: the operatic fantasias of Jacques-François Gallay," Anneke Scott, Steven Devine & Lucy Crowe (Resonus Classics, 2015).

• "Mozart: Stolen Beauties," Anneke Scott & Ironwood (ABC Classics, 2015).

• "Franz Danzi: chamber music for piano and winds, vol. II" ensembleF2 (Devine Music, 2015).

• "Franz Danzi: chamber music for piano and winds, vol. I," ensembleF2 (Devine Music, 2014).

• "Jacques-François Gallay: Chamber music for natural horn ensemble,"Les Chevaliers de Saint Hubert (Resonus Classics, 2013).

• "Voices from the past Vol 1: horn. Instruments of the Bate Collection, Oxford," Anneke Scott (Classical Communications, 2013).

• "Concerts Cachés: Préludes, Caprices, Fantasies," Anneke Scott (Resonus Classics, 2012).

• "Sonatas for horn and fortepiano," Anneke Scott & Kathryn Cok (Challenge Classics, 2011).