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Conference Agenda

The Online Program of events for the 2023 AMS & SMT Joint Annual Meeting appears below. This program is subject to change. The final program will be published in early November.

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Session Overview
Location: Grand Ballroom I

Date: Thursday, 09/Nov/2023
2:15pm - 3:45pm	Visibility, Coalition, and Hearing Otherwise: Music Theory and Asian/American Identities Location: Grand Ballroom I Organizer(s): Toru Momii, Vivian Luong Chair(s): Toru Momii Discussant(s): Ellie Hisama Presentations of the Symposium The (In)convenience of Labels Gurminder K. Bhogal Do I Hear Here? A Probing of Asian-American Identity in Jazz Studies Varun Chandrasekhar Affective Contingency in the Discipline Catrina S. Kim Disciplining the Professional Music Lover: On Minor Feelings in Music Theory Vivian Luong
4:00pm - 5:30pm	HBCUs and Music Theory Location: Grand Ballroom I Organizer(s): Christopher Endrinal, Rachel Lumsden Chair(s): Christopher Endrinal, Rachel Lumsden Presentations of the Symposium HBCUs and Music Theory Maya Cunnigham, Richard Desinord, Paula Grissom-Broughton, Tamyka Jordon-Conlin
7:30pm - 9:00pm	SMT Dance & Movement Interest Group Meeting Location: Grand Ballroom I

Date: Friday, 10/Nov/2023
9:00am - 10:30am	Theory, History, and the Practice of Listening Location: Grand Ballroom I Chair: Maryam Aline Moshaver, University of Alberta Theorizing Musical Listening in Ottoman Istanbul (1560-1640 CE): Ontology, Perception, Affect and Multiplicity Peter McMurray “The Unpsychological Notion That Music is Made Up of Tones”: Comparative Musicology and Gestalt Theory in Berlin, 1906-1913 Henry Burnam “There Aren’t Seven Notes”: The Affordances of Small-Vocabulary Solmization Systems Megan Long, Ian Quinn
10:45am - 12:15pm	Queer Otherwise Possibilities in the SMT and Beyond: A Workshop and Conversation Location: Grand Ballroom I Chair: Vivian Luong, University of Oklahoma Organizer(s): Vivian Luong Chair(s): Vivian Luong Presentations of the Symposium Queer Otherwise Possibilities in the SMT and Beyond: A Workshop and Conversation Vivian Luong, Edward Klorman, Cora Palfy, Deborah Rifkin
12:30pm - 2:00pm	SMT Music & Psychoanalysis Interest Group Meeting Location: Grand Ballroom I
2:15pm - 5:30pm	Professional Ins and Outs: Practicing/Performing Public Music Theory Location: Grand Ballroom I Organizer(s): Melissa Hoag Chair(s): Drew Nobile, Elizabeth Sayrs Presentations of the Symposium Public music theory outside the academy Matt Baileyshea, Daniel B. Stevens, Jennifer Beavers, Megan Lyons, David Thurmaier, Megan Kaes Long Public Music Theory Within the Academy Abigail Shupe, Deborah Rifkin, Christine Boone, Nancy Rogers
7:30pm - 9:00pm	SMT Musical Theater Interest Group Meeting Location: Grand Ballroom I

Date: Saturday, 11/Nov/2023
9:00am - 10:30am	Redefining Music Theory through Translation Location: Grand Ballroom I Organizer(s): Edwin Li Chair(s): Anna Yu Wang, Chris Stover Presentations of the Symposium A Linguistic Approach to Music Analysis in 21st-Century China Rong Qian Metric Theory as an Instrument of Nationalism: Dobri Hristov’s “Rhythmic Fundamentals of Bulgarian Folk Music” (1913) Daniel Goldberg Gusti Putu Made Geria’s World of Balinese Music Theory Michael Tenzer
10:45am - 12:15pm	Lessons from the CRIM Project: What Can We Teach Machines about Renaissance Counterpoint, and What Can They Teach Us about Analysis Location: Grand Ballroom I Chair(s): Richard Freedman Presentations of the Symposium Presentation types and formal function in Renaissance polyphony Julie Cumming With Baccusi in the Jacuzzi; or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Numbers Peter Schubert, Sylvain Margot Block quotation in two chanson-masses by Orlando di Lasso Vlad Praskurnin
2:30pm - 3:15pm	SMT Business Meeting Location: Grand Ballroom I Open to all attendees.
3:15pm - 4:00pm	SMT Awards Ceremony Location: Grand Ballroom I
4:15pm - 6:00pm	SMT Plenary: Public Music Theory Location: Grand Ballroom I Chair: Stephen Rodgers, University of Oregon Submit questions for the panel at the following link: https://shorturl.at/kvJK1 SMT Plenary: Public Music Theory Harald Krebs, Cory Arnold, Lydia Bangura, Alyssa Barna, J. Daniel Jenkins
7:30pm - 9:00pm	SMT Disability and Music Interest Group Meeting Location: Grand Ballroom I

Date: Sunday, 12/Nov/2023

9:00am
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10:00am

Analyzing Jazz
Location: Grand Ballroom I
Chair: Joon Park, University of Illinois Chicago

Grouping Against the Groove: Metrical Dissonance in Hiromi’s “Voice”

Sam Falotico

Monk's Bridges

Henry Martin, Keith Waters

10:15am
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12:15pm

The Popular Singing Voice
Location: Grand Ballroom I
Chair: Christine Boone

Trauma, Dissociation, and the Popular Singing Voice

Emily Garlen Milius

Voicing Form in Beyoncé's Lemonade

Drew Nobile

Stability and Instability in Vocal Performance: A Case Study of Rihanna’s Anti (2016)

Johanna Devaney

Excess Inhalations in Taylor Swift’s Midnights (2022)

Mitchell Ohriner