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 |
Date: Thursday, 09/Nov/2023 | ||||
8:00am - 12:00pm |
SMT Executive Board Meeting Location: Plaza Court 5 |
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8:30am - 12:30pm |
AMS Board of Directors' Meeting Location: Plaza Court 4 Closed meeting. |
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9:00am - 12:00pm |
Peer Learning Program: Music and Sound in Political Movements Location: Plaza Court 1 Noriko Manabe, leader |
Peer Learning Program: Music Theory Fundamentals Today: Core Skills, Concepts, and Repertories Location: Plaza Court 2 Ian Quinn, leader |
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9:00am - 1:00pm |
France: Musiques, Cultures, 1789-1918 Location: Director's Row H |
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12:00pm - 12:30pm |
Eileen Southern Scholars Cohort Meet-up Location: Governor's Sq. 10 |
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12:15pm - 1:15pm |
AMS Career Development Grants in American Music: Orientation Location: Director's Row E |
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12:30pm - 2:00pm |
Joint New Attendee Reception Location: Plaza Ballroom A |
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1:00pm - 2:00pm |
AMS Buddy Meet-up Location: Plaza Court 6 |
SMT Conference Guides Common Meeting Location: Plaza Court 3 |
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1:00pm - 6:00pm |
Exhibit Hall Open Location: Plaza Exhibit Join us in the Exhibit Hall for a complimentary service of coffee and other beverages with light snacks. First come, first served. |
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2:15pm - 3:45pm |
19th-Century Technology on the Opera Stage Location: Grand Ballroom II Chair: Gundula Kreuzer, Yale University Ending with Flair: Final Transformations in Late-Eighteenth-Century Magical Operas Finding the Ghostly Tones: Wagner’s Audiovisual Constructions of the Phantom Crew in _Der fliegende Holländer_ Le Prophète and Its Sun: Electrifying Audiences at the Paris Opera |
Biographical Reinventions: Grainger, Beach, and Ellington Location: Governor's Sq. 12 Chair: Deane Root “The new life is hard”: Amy Beach’s European Years and the Launching of her Second Career Duke Ellington’s Publicity Manuals and the Shaping of an Iconic Career, 1931–1967 Inventing Percy Grainger on Stage and Screen |
Change and Conflict in Chant Location: Plaza Ballroom E Chair: Barbara Haggh-Huglo A Gregorian Chant, a Melodic Revelation from Mount Sinai, and the Burning of Martyrs at the Stake: The Legends and Presumed Relationship of Sanctus and Aleinu The Sequentiaries from Cividale: New Insights into Local History Were Crusader Scribes the Heralds of Square Notation? |
Chinese Music in Theory and Practice Location: Plaza Ballroom D Chair: Heeseung Lee Chinese Musical Instruments, from Ming to Qing: Zhu Zaiyu’s Yuelü quanshu and Its Influence on Joseph-Marie Amiot’s Treatises Music and Dance in Zhu Zaiyu’s Ceremonial Music: An Ontological Intervention on Early Modern Dance Studies Stretched to the Breaking Point: Singing as Phonological Analysis in Kunqu Theory |
Gender and Voice on Record Location: Majesty Ballroom Chair: Lisa Barg Culturally Situating Trans-Femininity through Hyperpop’s Technologically-Processed Vocals Music for the Weaker Sex: Gender as an Organizing Principle in Postwar Mood Albums Sound, Sex, and Somaesthetics |
Lisette: A Song's Journey From Haiti & Back Jean Bernard Cerin1, Nicholas Matthew2 1: Cornell University; 2: University of California, Berkeley Location: Governor's Sq. 14 |
Musical Closure Location: Governor's Sq. 11 Chair: David Sears "Here is where I'll end it": (Un)finishedness, (In)completeness, and Agency in Popular Music Plagal and Authentic Conflict as Tonal and Narrative Structure in Jesus Christ Superstar The “what” and “when” of cadences |
Musical Responses to Trauma Location: Governor's Sq. 17 Chair: Erin Brooks, SUNY Potsdam “‘Real Pain’: Trauma and Good Non-Sovereignty in the music of Indigo De Souza.” Hearing Suffering and Faith in Lingua Ignota’s SINNER GET READY Waters on Fire: Post-War Trauma, Disability, and Multi-Narrative Strategies in Prog Rock |
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Style and Interpretation in American Music Location: Windows Chair: Jonathan A. Gómez, University of Southern California "Procession In Shout": Cecil Taylor’s Metamorphosis of Language to Music in A Rat’s Mass Disrupting Orchestral-ness in Ornette Coleman’s Skies of America Putting Ecstatic Minimalism into Words |
Taking on Administrative Roles in Academia: Preparation, Challenges, Rewards Location: Plaza Ballroom F Taking on Administrative Roles in Academia: Preparation, Challenges, Rewards |
Video Game Music Location: Silver Chair: Julianne Grasso, Florida State University Playing Between Forms: Intersemiotic Translation and the Classical Arrangement of Video Game Music Lyrical, Ludic, and Leitmotivic: Video Game Song Lyrics and Semantic-Leitmotivic Transformation From Galant to Gaming: Schemata in Early Video Game Music |
Visibility, Coalition, and Hearing Otherwise: Music Theory and Asian/American Identities Location: Grand Ballroom I Presentations of the Symposium The (In)convenience of Labels Do I Hear Here? A Probing of Asian-American Identity in Jazz Studies Affective Contingency in the Discipline Disciplining the Professional Music Lover: On Minor Feelings in Music Theory |
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Women, Musical Communities, and Social Change Location: Vail Chair: Peng Liu Lifting as She Climbed: Mollie Fines and Music in African American Women’s Clubs Sounding Freedom at the Capital: Persian Protest Music in the Woman, Life, Freedom Movement There is no Audience Without Ladies: Gendered Participation in Nineteenth-Century Rio de Janeiro Concert Culture (1860-1900) |
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2:15pm - 4:15pm |
Perspectives on Rhythm and Meter Location: Denver Chair: Kofi Agawu, The Graduate Center, CUNY “A network of interacting forces”: rhythm, African philosophy, and music theory Long-form Non-isochrony and Implicit Music Theory: Cyclicity and Entrainment in Cantos de Boga The Racializing Logic of Kazakh “Free Meter” in Soviet Theoretical Writings Poetic Meter: A View from Music Theory |
Text and Music Location: Governor's Sq. 15 Chair: Stephen Rodgers, University of Oregon Text, Texture, and Timbre: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Art Song Paths Toward bII and Revelations of Loss in Brahms’s Songs Singing Lyrics to Life: Melody and Lyrical Meaning in Recent Singer-Songwriter Music The Energetics of Florence Price’s Caged Birds |
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3:15pm - 4:30pm |
Coffee Break Location: Plaza Exhibit Join us in the Exhibit Hall for a complimentary service of coffee and other beverages with light snacks. First come, first served. |
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4:00pm - 5:30pm |
“Doing Musicology” with Primary Sources Location: Grand Ballroom II “Doing Musicology” with Primary Sources Presentations of the Symposium Using Primary Sources to Undo Common Misconceptions Sourcing Better Research Questions Ethnography Using Online Popular Sources Teaching Music History through Ephemera Forging Musicological Skills through Forging Primary Sources |
19th-Century Biography Location: Windows Chair: Sarah Day-O'Connell, Skidmore College Chorale Transformation and Triumph in Mendelssohn's Sinfonia VI and Hensel's Das Jahr Home Divided: Social Class in the Schumann Marriage Liszt’s Franciscanism Revisited: Separating Fact from Fiction |
19th-Century Orchestration, Genre, and Form Location: Plaza Ballroom F Chair: Jeffrey Sposato ‘Einheit’, ‘Freiheit’ and Vormärz Aesthetics: Political ventures through formal strategies in Ferdinand David’s Violin Concerti “Als reines Organ Gefühles”: Wagner’s Associative Orchestration and the Tristan Matrix Orchestrational Absorption, Traumatic Rehearing, and the Gothic Specters of Berlioz’s _Grande symphonie funèbre et triomphale_ |
British Imaginings of the Other Location: Governor's Sq. 16 Chair: Arman Schwartz “Look Not in My Eyes”: Musical Readings of A. E. Housman’s Strategies of Concealment in A Shropshire Lad Music Aesthetics and the Urban Imaginary in Late-Victorian London Projecting Britishness to the Soviet Union: Music Coverage in Britain’s Russian-Language Journal Angliia |
Composing Jewish Modernity Location: Governor's Sq. 12 Chair: Mackenzie Pierce _Spinoza, A Life in Three Acts_: Localizing and Personalizing Jewish History and Western Thought in an American Opera German Jewish Universality and the Passions of Graun and Bach Jewish Music, Right and Left |
Does Russian music have a woman problem? (Re)locating the feminine in song, opera and music history Marina Frolova-Walker University of Cambridge, Location: Governor's Sq. 14 Chair: Peter Schmelz Presentations of the Symposium Death Becomes Her: Musorgsky's Lyric Voice From Lady Macbeth to Juliet of Mtsensk and back again: have we lost Shostakovich's Katerina Izmailova? Towards a Social History of Female Pianism in Late-Tsarist Russia |
HBCUs and Music Theory Location: Grand Ballroom I Presentations of the Symposium HBCUs and Music Theory |
Music and Disability Location: Silver Chair: Tekla Babyak, Disabled Independent Scholar Representations of Stuttering in Popular Song from 1965 to Present and the Rhythmic Implications Understanding through Unintelligibility: A Close Reading of Neil Young’s Voice in Trans (1982) Movement as Music in Signed Song: Analyzing Rosa Lee Timm’s “River Song” |
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Music, Media, and Place: AMS Music and Media Study Group Panel and Business Meeting Katherine Reed , Location: Plaza Ballroom E Chair: Daniel Bishop Chair: Jordan Carmalt Stokes, West Chester University of Pennsylvania - Wells School of Music Presenter: Katherine Reed, California State University, Fullerton |
Now You See Us, Now You Don’t: Radical Queer Expression and Mainstream Assimilation Harry Castle , Location: Vail Chair: William Cheng Presentations of the Symposium Singing "Out": Radicalism and Assimilation in Queer Community Choirs It’s Funny, Honey: Gender Identity and the Performance of Drag in Musical Theatre “Doing Something Unholy:” Mainstreaming Queer Subculture on TikTok |
Organological Origins and Obsessions Location: Governor's Sq. 17 Chair: Lindsey Macchiarella, University of Texas at El Paso Albrecht Dürer: His Obsession with Music The First Instrument: Paleolithic Organology and Other Considerations on the Origins of Music Traces of European Renaissance Keyboards in Early Modern Sub-Saharan Africa |
Representing Racialized Selves and Others in Czech Music Brian Stuart Locke Western Illinois University, Location: Plaza Ballroom D Chair: Kelly St. Pierre |
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Spaces and Transformations Location: Governor's Sq. 11 Chair: Nora Ann Engebretsen, Bowling Green State University Chord-Member Space and Transformations Transcendent Triadic Chromaticism in Songs by Mel Bonis Geometry and Fingerboard Shapes: Voice Leading in the Instrumental Space of the Violin |
What is Latin Song in the Medieval World? Mary Channen Caldwell University of Pennsylvania, Location: Majesty Ballroom |
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4:30pm - 5:30pm |
Harmony in Popular Music Location: Governor's Sq. 15 Pivot Sonority Markedness as Bass-Chord Disjunction in Pop and Rock Interpreting Chromaticism in Pop Chord Loops |
Meter and Form in Metal Location: Denver Chair: Olivia Rose Lucas Contextual counting: an insider approach to metal analysis Form as a Technology of Cultural Production in Heavy Metal Music |
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5:00pm - 5:45pm |
AMS President's Plenary Lecture Pre-Session Location: Gold |
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5:00pm - 6:15pm |
AMS Board Meet & Greet 1 Location: South Convention Lobby |
Joint Interest Group and Affiliates Fair Location: South Convention Lobby |
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5:30pm - 7:00pm |
SMT Music Theory Online Editorial Board Meeting Location: Governor's Sq. 10 |
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6:00pm - 7:00pm |
Dreaming Reparative Musicologies in a Paranoid Time (AMS President’s Endowed Plenary Lecture) Location: Grand Ballroom II Chair: Georgia Cowart, Case Western Reserve University Presenter: Suzanne G Cusick, New York University |
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6:30pm - 7:45pm |
Joint Welcome Reception Location: Plaza Ballroom (A/B/C) |
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7:00pm - 9:00pm |
Northwestern University Reception Location: Governor's Sq. 17 |
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7:30pm - 9:00pm |
SMT Analysis of World Musics /History of Theory Interest Groups Meeting Location: Silver |
SMT Dance & Movement Interest Group Meeting Location: Grand Ballroom I |
SMT Mathematics of Music Interest Group Meeting Location: Governor's Sq. 15 |
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8:00pm - 10:00pm |
AMS Ecomusicology Study Group Lightning Talks and Business Meeting Heidi Lee Jensen Alfred University Location: Governor's Sq. 16 |
Anti-Semitism, Music, and Music Studies: Views from the Field Uri S Schreter Harvard University, Location: Plaza Ballroom D |
Beyond the Staff: Notation Pedagogies and Practices Ginger Dellenbaugh Yale University, Location: Majesty Ballroom Presentations of the Symposium Notation, Context & Representation Pedagogy through Performance: Shōga and Notation in Gagaku Music Theory Inscribing Music in the Body: How Sign Language Reimagines Embodied Musicality Black American Music and the Ambivalence of Notation |
Early Sacred/Liturgical Musics and Digital Humanities: Skills and Resources Catherine Saucier Arizona State University, Location: Governor's Sq. 14 |
Popular Music, Gendered Violence, and Trauma Studies Jillian C Rogers , Location: Governor's Sq. 12 |
Taking Stock: The Ibero-American Music Study Group Turns Thirty Vera Wolkowicz , Location: Vail |
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8:30pm - 11:59pm |
AMS/SMT After Dark Location: Windows |
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