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November 9-12, 2023
2023 Joint Annual Meeting Website
Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel | Denver, Colorado

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Conference Schedule
View the Searchable Online Program

 

Wednesday, November 8

5:00 PM | University of Denver Lamont School of Music, Room 229
Session: The Mendelssohns and Politics

Laura K. T. Stokes (PhD 2016; Brown University), “Fanny Hensel’s Lied ‘Der Fürst vom Berge’ in Light of Contemporary European Politics”

 

Thursday, November 9

2:15 PM | Grand Balleroom II
Session: 19th-Century Technology on the Opera Stage

Miguel Arango Calle, “Ending with Flair: Final Transformations in Late-Eighteenth-Century Magical Operas”

4:00 PM | Plaza Ballroom E
Session: Music, Media, and Place: AMS Music and Media Study Group Panel and Business Meeting

Daniel Bishop, chair

6:00 PM | Grand Ballroom II
Session: Dreaming Reparative Musicologies in a Paranoid Time (AMS President’s Endowed Plenary Lecture)

Georgia Cowart (MM 1973; Case Western Reserve University), chair

8:00 PM | Plaza Ballroom D
Session: Anti-Semitism, Music, and Music Studies: Views from the Field

Nicolette van den Bogerd, chair

8:00 PM | Governor’s Sq. 12
Session: Popular Music, Gendered Violence, and Trauma Studies

Jillian C Rogers, chair

8:00 PM | Vail
Session: Taking Stock: The Ibero-American Music Study Group Turns Thirty

Sergio Ospina Romero, presenter

 

Friday, November 10

9:00 AM | Majesty Ballroom
Session: Catholic Circles

Robert B. Wrigley (MA 2018; CUNY Graduate Center), “‘Symphonies for God’: The Disenchantment and Re-enchantment of Joseph Haydn’s Mass Settings”

10:45 PM | Grand Ballroom II
Session: The Shape of Musicology to Come (AMS Critical Race Lecture)

Sergio Ospina Romero, emcee

10:45 AM | Governor’s Sq. 12
Session: New Approaches to Studying Recorded Jewish Music

Randall Goldberg (PhD 2011; California State University, Fullerton), chair

12:30 PM | Governor’s Sq. 12
Session: Music, Sound, and Trauma Study Group Business Meeting

Jillian C Rogers, chair

2:15 PM | Grand Ballroom II
Session: Interrogating “Global East Asia”

Kunio Hara (PhD 2012; University of South Carolina), chair

4:00 PM | Governor’s Sq. 12
Session: Orality in Italian Popular Song

Chelsey Lee Belt, “Archiving Orality: Notation and Mimesis of Acts of Poetic Recitation in Musical Print”

4:00 PM | Plaza Ballroom F
Session: Hearing “American” Music: Subjectivity and Diplomacy during the Cold War

Marysol Quevedo (PhD 2016, University of Miami), chair

Andrew L. Barrett (MA 2020; Northwestern University), “Untangling Governmental and Philanthropic Cultural Diplomacy in Antonio Fernández-Cid’s La música en los Estados Unidos”

8:00 PM | Governor’s Sq. 16
Session: Student Engagement: Texts and Tools

Music History Texts in the Modern College Classroom
J. Peter Burkholder, presenter

 

Saturday, November 11

9:00 AM | Governor’s Sq. 12
Session: Sound Recording and Global Imperialism in the Early Twentieth Century

Sergio Ospina Romero, “Talking Machine Empires and the Early Sound Recording Business in Latin America and the Caribbean”

10:45 AM | Majesty Ballroom
Session: Music for White America

Virginia Elizabeth Whealton (PhD 2018; Texas Tech University), “Urbanization, Cosmopolitanism and Whiteness: Mapping Domestic Instruments in Early Republic Virginia”

4:00 PM | Governor’s Sq. 16
Session: Late 16th–Early 17th-Century Polyphony

Alexander John Fisher (MA 1995; University of British Columbia), “Ad sacrum convivium: The Mediating Role of Confraternal Music in the German Counter-Reformation”

 9:30 PM | Tower Court C

Indiana University Jacobs School of Music Networking Reception
Hosted by the departments of Music Theory and Musicology

 

Sunday, November 12

9:00 AM | Grand Ballroom II
Session: Revisiting the 2017 _Musicology Now_ “Open Letter to AMS Members on the State of the Academic Job Market”: Strategies for Implementation

Marysol Quevedo (PhD 2016, University of Miami), presenter