AMS/SMT Conference Paper Run-Throughs (Pt2) – Lara Balikci, Nathan Friedman, Reed Williams, Natalie Farrell
AMS/SMT Conference Paper Run-Throughs (Pt2) Lara Balikci, “The Harmonious Universes of the Painter Remedios Varo” Nathan Friedman, ““The Jew in You”: Diasporism and Utopia in the Songs of Geoff Berner and Daniel Kahn” Reed Williams,...
AMS/SMT Conference Paper Run-Throughs (Pt1) – Jacob Reed, Audrey Slote, Aimee Gonzalez
AMS/SMT Conference Paper Run-Throughs Jacob Reed, “K-pop’s Western Sound and Korean Musical Agency” Audrey Slote, “Democratized Form: Collage and Cohesion in the Music of Bon Iver” Aimee Gonzalez, “Real y maravillosa: Reviving Colonial Music in...
Juan Rivera, “Sonidos Malcriados: Huelga Songs of the United Farm Workers”
Juan Rivera (PhD Student, Music) “Sonidos Malcriados: Huelga Songs of the United Farm Workers” Discussant: Alejandro Cueto (PhD Student in Music, University of Chicago) Wednesday, 23 October 4:30-6:00 pm, Logan 801 Abstract: Drawing on selected recordings...
Music and Sound Call for Papers!
Music and Sound Call for Papers! Dear all, The Music and Sound Workshop is excited to announce its first call for papers for the 2024–2025 academic year. This workshop provides a forum for graduate students and faculty across the University of Chicago to discuss works...Protected: Patrick Murphy, “Space in Nineteenth-century Trinidadian Carnival: The Cases of the Pierrot and the Pisse-en-lit”
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Harriet Martineau “Letter to the Deaf”
Harriet Martineau was a 19th-century English sociologist, abolitionist, and journalist. She was also, from the age of twelve, partially deaf—an experience detailed in he “Letter to the Deaf” (1834). Professor Roger Parker of King’s College...Protected: Hanna Judd: archive fever? Archive virus !
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