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ANNUAL
JOINT MEETING
of the
PACIFIC SOUTHWEST and NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CHAPTERS
May 3-4, 2003
California State University, Fullerton
Performing Arts 118
Directions and campus map can be found at
http://www.fullerton.edu/campusmap/
Welcome
from
Katherine Powers
PSC-AMS Vice President,
CSU Fullerton, local host
PROGRAM
SATURDAY, MAY 3
Reception, 9:30-10:00
Morning Session, 10:00-12:15
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Luciano Chessa
University of California, Davis
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“A Futurist Looking
Back: The Influence of the Occult Tradition in Russolo’s
Futurist Phase”
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Ben Piekut
University of California,
San Diego
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“John
Cage and the American Pastoral”
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Tim
Bengford
California State University Los Angeles
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“Political Dimensions
in the Songs of Charles Ives”
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Ray
Knapp
University of California,
Los Angeles
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“Assassins,
Oklahoma!, and the ‘Shifting Fringe of Dark
Around the Campfire’” |
| 12:15-2:00 LUNCH |
| 2:00-2:15 Chapter Business
Meetings |
| Afternoon Session, 2:15-4:30 |
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Alexandra Amati-Camperi
University of San Francisco
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“On la refera,
la mythologie! : Offenbach’s Orphée
aux enfers and Making Fun of Mythology”
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Beth Anne Lee-De Amici
University of Southern California
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“Will the Real Hugh
Aston Please Stand Up? The Identity of a Tudor Composer
Reconsidered”
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Erica
Scheinberg
University of California,
Los Angeles
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“Philippe de Vitry’s
Aman novi Motet and the Roman de Fauvel,
MS fr. 146”
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Alejandro
Planchart
University of California,
Santa Barbara
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“Notker in Aquitaine”
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Reception, 4:30
PROGRAM
SUNDAY, MAY 4
Reception, 9:30-10:00
Ingolf Dahl Award Competition,
10:00-11:30
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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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Jessica Payette
Stanford University
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Accessible Rigor: Programmatic
Dimensions of Serialism in Vocal Works of the 1960s
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Ilias
Chrissochoidis
Stanford University
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Born in the Press: The
Public Mutation of Esther into an English Oratorio
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Jonathan
Greenberg
University of California,
Los Angeles
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The Generic Bifurcation
of the Lied at the Fin de siècle: Both
Versions of Mahler’s Lieder eines fahrenden
Gesellen
Competition
Winner
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Award Announcement, 11:30
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