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JOINT MEETING
PACIFIC SOUTHWEST and NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CHAPTERS
of the
AMERICAN MUSICOLOGICAL SOCIETY
April 27-28, 2002
Stanford University
Welcome
from
AMS Northern California Chapter President
Alexandra Amati-Camperi
PROGRAM
Braun Music Center (Campbell Recital Hall)
SATURDAY, APRIL 27
Session 1, 9:30-12:00
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Luisa Nardini
abstract
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“Prosulas for Graduals and
Tracts: an Italian feature?”
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Ilias
Chrissochoidis
Stanford University
abstract
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“The Doomed Challenger:
John Brown’s Reform of Handelian Oratorio”
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Susan
Harvey
Stanford University
abstract
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“Strangers on Parnassus:
Representations of La Parodie and La Critique in two opéra-comiques
from 18th-century France, and implications for an understanding
of opera parody”
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David Powers
Oakland, CA
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“Shaping the
Concept of the Other: A Cultural Political Campaign and its
Musical Significance” |
Session 2, 2:00-5:00
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David Malvinni
University of California,
Santa Barbara
abstract
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“Brahms’s Double
Concerto and the Scene of Forgiveness”
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Benjamin
Carson
University of California,
San Diego
abstract
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“Developing variation as
a bodily encounter: representation and crisis in Das Buch
der hängenden Gärten”
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Robert Stevenson
University of California,
Los Angeles
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“John Cage’s Salad
Years on the Pacific Rim”
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Marie-Raymonde
Lejeune Loeffler
Sunnyvale, CA
abstract
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“The Narrativity
Support and his Dislocation at the Internationale Ferienkurse
für Neue Musik, Darmstadt until the presence of György
Ligeti” |
SUNDAY, APRIL 28
Ingolf Dahl Competition, 9:30-12:00
The
Ingolf Dahl Award in Musicology was established by the Pacific Southwest
Chapter of the American Musicological Society in 1971 in memory
of the late professor of music at the University of Southern California.
The Award of $200 is given for the best student paper read at the
annual joint meeting of the Northern California and Pacific Southwest
Chapters. Three papers are nominated by a committee of student members
headed by the previous year's recipient. The winner of the award
is determined by vote of all members of the chapters who are present
at the meeting.
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Kerry McCarthy
Stanford
abstract
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“Self-Fashioning in Byrd's
Gradualia Prefaces”
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Peter
J. Schmelz
UC Berkeley
abstract
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“The Man Who Was Forbidden
to Eat Chocolate : Edison Denisov's Sun of the Incas
and the Rise of Unofficial Music in the Soviet Union, c. 1964”
Competition
Winner
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Eric
Smigel
USC
abstract
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“David Tudor: Alchemist
of the Avant-Garde”
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