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Annual Meeting Program Guide Virtual • 7-8 & 14-15 November 2020 1 the American Musicological Society & the Society for Music Theory Annual Meeting Program Guide Virtual • 7-8 & 14-15 November 2020 1 The American Musicological Society & The Society for Music Theory 2020 Annual Meeting Program Guide 2 Table of Contents Welcome from AMS 4 Welcome From SMT 6 Committees & Staff 7 Featured 9 AMS Schedule of Sessions & Events Saturday, 7 November 2020 52 Sunday, 8 November 2020 58 Saturday, 14 November 2020 65 Sunday, 15 November 2020 75 SMT Schedule Grid Saturday, 7 November 2020 83 Sunday, 8 November 2020 86 Saturday, 14 November 2020 91 Sunday, 15 November 2020 96 3 Welcome from AMS Welcome to the 86th annual meeting of conference—in the form of university- the American Musicological Society—a and press-sponsored parties ('networking meeting which is also the 23rd meeting events'), coffee breaks, and DJ-curated we have held jointly with the Society for "Listen and Unwind" events. Feel free to Music Theory (SMT) and the first that either make yourself one of the music/ology- society has held virtually! I have written themed drinks at the end of the day and this message in Augusta, Maine, where I hang out with your friends and colleagues. reside on land that was the ancestral home of the Cushnoc clan of the Penoboscot And we are delighted to offer this Nation, an Algonquian-speaking people conference as the pilot project for future who were and are part of the Wabanaki virtual conferences that will enable Confederation. us to reduce dramatically the carbon footprint of North America’s largest We in the AMS are delighted to offer you an musicology community while increasing intellectually and musically rich program, its accessibility to a wider community the first to be chosen by an expanded crew of scholars of and thinkers about music of volunteer proposal readers drawn from and sound. We welcome your feedback, current and past members of the Council, which you can offer by stopping by one of and curated by a Program Committee the Board's scheduled "Meet and Greet" chaired with tireless imagination by Mark events, or by emailing the incoming chair Katz. Thanks to the wonders of technology, of the Committee on the Annual Meeting, almost all lectures, papers, panels, poster Danielle Fosler-Lussier. sessions, workshops, roundtables and performances can be accessed in advance, This conference would not have been enabling more focused discussion during possible without the hard work of many the live Q&A sessions scheduled on both volunteers. We wish especially to thank the weekends; and many, if not most, sessions indefatigable Judy Tsou, Vice-President (including Q&A) can be accessed on the and Chair of the Committee of the Annual conference platform until August 1, 2021. Meeting, Director-at-Large Charles Thus, for the first time the entire feast that Garrett, and the rest of that Committee; is an AMS program will be available, over the Performance Committee, chaired time, to all of us, along with the events that by David Schneider, Minneapolis Local we sponsor jointly with SMT. For a small Arrangements Chair Kelley Harness; Louis additional fee, the entire feast that is an Epstein and Daniel Groll for producing a SMT program will also be available. music video celebrating the musical virtues of Minneapolis, the city where we were True to our reputation as a society that to have been this year, and the Society has way too much fun at its conferences, for American Music for allowing them we are almost equally delighted to be to adapt their video for us. We received able to inject some fun into the virtual fundraising advice and practical help from 4 Welcome from AMS cont'd the Development Committee, chaired by We ask that you please refrain from screen Peter Burkholder, who 'lent' us committee grabs, videos, or photos of materials member Elizabeth Hudson. Most of all, we presented. Session chairs will inform you thank Executive Director Siovahn Walker what to do to pose questions for the Q&A. and the rest of the AMS' staff during this Please, too, abide by AMS’s Guidelines very challenging year—Christian Botta, for Ethical Conduct, which asks us to Samuel Chan, Alison McCarty and Katie show “respect for diverse points of view” VanDerMeer. and have “honesty and integrity” in our work, among other things. The complete Finally, we thank the Society for Music Guidelines are posted on the AMS website. Theory for an uncommonly collegial and creative collaboration over many Thank you, and enjoy the conference! months, especially President Patricia Hall, Program Chair Danny Jenkins, Networking Suzanne G. Cusick Committee Chair Brian Moseley, and President Executive Director Jennifer Diaz. American Musicological Society 5 Welcome from SMT Welcome to the first joint virtual conference Of course, this splendid program wouldn’t for AMS and SMT! We pride ourselves in have been possible without the generous taking the challenges of the COVID era work of many volunteers and support and creating a virtual conference that from our donors. We especially thank the will exceed the traditional conference Program Committee, chaired by Danny experience while minimizing our carbon Jenkins; the Networking Committee, footprint. We offer the most diverse chaired by Brian Moseley; and our program of presentations for any SMT Executive Director, Jennifer Diaz for conference yet, with the opportunity to overseeing every detail of the conference view presentations in-depth before the and formulating such creative solutions. conference, and to interact in real-time with the authors during a session. Similarly, A special welcome to undergraduate we hope you will take advantage of the students. We hope you will find events that enlarged poster sessions – a highlight of stimulate your interest in music theory. We last year’s conference—in a format that also thank our AMS colleagues for their allows you view materials at your leisure openness and collegiality during the many before interacting with the presenter. months of planning for this conference. One of the recurring themes in the design Patricia Hall of our program has been flexibility: to view President multiple sessions that would normally Society for Music Theory (SMT) have been scheduled simultaneously; to register for AMS sessions, SMT sessions, or both; to take part in asynchronous slack discussions after a session has ended. 6 AMS Committees & Staff SMT Committees & Staff Program Committee (AMS) Program Committee (SMT) Mark Katz, Chair J. Daniel Jenkins, Chair University of North Carolina at Chapel University of South Carolina Hill Jenine Brown Mark Burford Peabody Conservatory of Reed College the Johns Hopkins University Allessandra Campana Marion A. Guck Tufts University University of Michigan Andrew Hicks Patricia Hall (ex officio) Cornell University University of Michigan Brian Kane Christoph Neidhöfer Yale University McGill University Elisabeth Le Guin Frank Samarotto UCLA Indiana University Bloomington Emily Wilbourne Janna Saslaw CUNY, Graduate Center Loyola University New Orleans Chris Stover Performance Committee (AMS) University of Oslo David Schneider, Chair Amherst College Networking Committee (SMT) Gwyneth Bravo Brian Moseley, Chair New York University University at Buffalo Ivan Raykoff Claire Arthur The New School Georgia Institute of Technology Kelley Harness Philip Baczewski University of Minnesota University of North Texas Jack Boss Local Arrangements (AMS) University of Oregon Philip Duker Kelley Harness, Chair University of Delaware University of Minnesota Andrew Gades The College of Idaho Committee on the Julian Hook Annual Meeting (AMS) Indiana University Bloomington Robert Kosovsky Judy S. Tsou, Chair New York Public Library University of Washington Megan Lavengood Tekla Babyak George Mason University Independent Scholar William Marvin Charles Garrett (ex officio) Eastman School of Music University of Michigan 7 Abigail L. Fine Networking Committee (SMT) cont'd University of Oregon Stephan Pennington Seth Monahan Tufts University Yale School of Music Siovahn W. Walker (ex officio) Tahirih Motazedian American Musicological Society Vassar College William O’Hara Gettysburg College Board of Directors (AMS) Sam Reenan Suzanne Cusick, President Eastman School of Music New York University René Rusch Steve Swayne, President Elect University of Michigan Dartmouth College Brent Yorgason Judy Tsou, Vice President Brigham Young University University of Washington Jeff Yunek James Ladewig, Treasurer Kennesaw State University University of Rhode Island Lydia Hamessley, Secretary Board of Directors (SMT) Hamilton College Patricia Hall, President Joy Calico University of Michigan Vanderbilt University Robert S. Hatten, Past President Julie E. Cumming The University of Texas at Austin McGill University Gretchen Horlacher, Vice President Charles Hiroshi Garrett Indiana University Bloomington University of Michigan Philip Stoecker, Secretary Bonnie S. Gordon Hofstra University University of Virginia Jocelyn R. Neal, Treasurer Alejandro L. Madrid University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Cornell University Inessa Bazayev Douglas Shadle, Council Secretary Louisiana State University Vanderbilt University Anna Gawboy Leonora Saavedra Ohio State University University of California, Riverside Julian Hook Indiana University Bloomington Staff (AMS) Jennifer Iverson University of Chicago Siovahn A. Walker, Executive Director Nancy Yunhwa Rao Christian Botta Rutgers University Alison McCarty Leigh VanHandel Katie Van Der Meer University of British Columbia Staff (SMT) Jennifer Diaz, Executive Director 8 Featured All times are listed
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