The first meeting of the 2008/2009 academic year
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The first meeting of the 2008/2009 academic year for the Greater New York Chapter of the American Musicological Society will take place on Saturday, October 4th. Please note a change in location. We are unable to meet at the CUNY Graduate Center, as we have for recent meetings, but the new location is just a block away from there.
The meeting will be held at the John H. Holmes Community House on 28 East 35th Street.
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Refreshments will be available starting at 10 AM. The meeting will start at 10:30.
Session 1 - Non-Academic Careers in Music
Speakers:
Deborah Surdi, Opera Orchestra of New York
Elizabeth Wright, Sony BMG
Jennifer Oates, Queens College Music Library
Sean Hickey, Naxos Recordings
Lunch
Session 2 - Music for the Theatre
"Sonnenfels, Sympathy, and the Performance of Reform Opera"
Amber Youell-Fingleton, Columbia University
"Singing History in Paris: The Case of Auber's Muette de Portici"
Peter Mondelli, University of Pennsylvania
"Melismatic Madness in the Age of Charcot"
Sean Parr, Columbia University
"Reviewing the Revue: Unpacking the Textual and Musical References in The Passing Show of 1914"
Jonas Westover, CUNY Graduate Center
Refreshments
The meeting will be held at the John H. Holmes Community House on 28 East 35th Street.
View Larger Map
Refreshments will be available starting at 10 AM. The meeting will start at 10:30.
Session 1 - Non-Academic Careers in Music
Speakers:
Deborah Surdi, Opera Orchestra of New York
Elizabeth Wright, Sony BMG
Jennifer Oates, Queens College Music Library
Sean Hickey, Naxos Recordings
Lunch
Session 2 - Music for the Theatre
"Sonnenfels, Sympathy, and the Performance of Reform Opera"
Amber Youell-Fingleton, Columbia University
"Singing History in Paris: The Case of Auber's Muette de Portici"
Peter Mondelli, University of Pennsylvania
"Melismatic Madness in the Age of Charcot"
Sean Parr, Columbia University
"Reviewing the Revue: Unpacking the Textual and Musical References in The Passing Show of 1914"
Jonas Westover, CUNY Graduate Center
Refreshments
