November 14–17, 2024
2024 Annual Meeting Website
Palmer House Hilton Hotel | Chicago, Illinois

 

Indiana University Jacobs School of Music Networking Reception
9:30–11:30 PM | Clark 5 (7th floor, Palmer House Hilton Hotel)

 

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Conference Schedule
View the Searchable Online Program

 

 

Wednesday, November 13

Tenth New Beethoven Research Conference

9:00 AM | Marshfield
Session: Primary Sources and Works in Context

Leanna York, “Acoustical Bedlam: A Contextualization of Beethoven’s Christus”
Kirby Haugland (Ph.D. 2023, Adjunct), “Listening to Fidelio in Occupied Vienna”

2:00 PM| Marshfield
Session: Beethoven from Bonn and Vienna to the Present

Yishai Rubin, “’The German Children of Israel’—Jewish Sources from late-Eighteenth Century Bonn and their Significance for Beethoven Studies”

 

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Thursday, November 14

10:45 AM | Salon 12
Session: Global Keyboards

Sergio Ospina Romero, chair

6:00 PM | Grand Ballroom II
Session: Embracing the Position of Chair: Using Administrative Roles to Foster Positive Change

Jennifer Saltzstein, chair
Halina Goldberg, presenter

2:15 PM | Adams
Session: Beyond the Musical Friendship Album: Collective Memory and Transnational Exchange

Halina Goldberg, chair
Christine E. Wisch, “Presentation Album, Madrid, 1838”
Stewart Duncan (Ph.D. 2022), “Charity Album, Britain, 1924”

2:15 PM | Monroe
Session: Music, Civil Rights, and Social Protest

Eduardo Herrera, chair

4:00 PM | Price
Session: Demystifying Academic Publishing

Jennifer Saltzstein, chair

7:30 PM | Crystal
Session: “We will dance again”: Amplifying Jewish Joy in the Face of Contemporary Trauma

Nicolette van den Bogerd, chair

 

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Friday, November 15

10:45 AM | Grant Park Parlor
Session: Representations of Musical Mentorship

Emily Baumgart (Ph.D. 2023), “‘Push People Beyond What’s Expected of Them’: Pedagogy and Narrative Control in Mr. Holland’s Opus (1995) and Whiplash (2014)”

12:30 PM | Wilson
Session: CCRI Brown Bag Lunch

Jennifer Saltzstein, chair

12:30 PM | Water Tower Parlor
Session: Mozart Society of America Study Session & Business Meeting

Miguel Arango Calle, “Did Meaning Matter? A Quantitative Approach to the Early Reception of Die Zauberflöte“
John Matthew Cowan, “New Perspectives on the Clementi-Zauberflöte Controversy”

 

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Saturday, November 16

9:30 AM | Exhibit Hall
Session: Poster Session

Chelsey Belt, “Ways of Singing Poetry: Mapping Italian Song Formulas, 1504–1635″

10:45 AM | Adams
Session: Decolonizing Ukrainian Music

Halina Goldberg, chair

10:45 AM | Salon 12
Session: The Middle Ground in Anime Music Studies

Kunio Hara (Ph.D. 2013), presenter

10:45 AM | Salon 10
Session: Music Writing: Moving Beyond Notation

Rika Asai (Ph.D. 2011), chair

12:30 PM | Water Tower Parlor
Session: Music and Embodiment in Screen Media

Daniel Bishop (Ph.D. 2016, M.A. 2006), chair

4:00 PM | Grant Park Parlor
Session: Global Economies of Talent

Sergio Ospina Romero, chair, “The Economy of Talent and Other Tales of Extractivism”

4:00 PM | Adams
Session: Transnational Currents

Marysol Quevedo (Ph.D. 2016), chair

9:30 PM | Clark 5

Indiana University Jacobs School of Music Networking Reception

 

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Sunday, November 17

10:45 AM | Wabash
Session: Pioneering a Profession: Women in Musical Careers

Laura Stokes (Ph.D. 2016, M.A. 2006), chair