Fridays, 12:30-1:30 PM, Zoom
Online registration is required; you only need to register once for the whole series! Email musicol@indiana.edu for information or with questions.
SPRING 2021 SCHEDULE
February 5
Halina Goldberg, “The Banished Masters and the Shadow Legion of “Greats”: Curating an Inclusive Museum Gallery of Polish Jews in Music”
February 12
No colloquium (Trauma Conference)
February 19
Professional Development Series: Standing Out
February 26
Aaron Riedford, “People, Process, Product? Discourse and Ideology in American Folk Music, 1950-1960”
March 5
Bradley Berg, “Encyclopedic Études: Charles-Valentin Alkan’s Op. 39 Studies and the French Pianist-Composer Archetype”
March 12
No colloquium (Handel Conference)
March 19
Devon Nelson, “Antiquaries, Female Harpists, and the Survival of the Bardic Tradition”
March 26
Daniel Bishop and Gabriel Lubell, “Gaston Bachelard and the Imaginal in Musical Media”
April 2
Meredith Michael, “Music of the Spheres: Circles and Cosmic Order in 20th-Century Music and Science Fiction”
April 9
No colloquium
April 16
No colloquium – cancelled due to unforeseen scheduling conflict
April 23
Caitlin E. Brown, “Dramatizing the Future: The MacDowell Colony and the 1910 Peterborough Pageant”
April 30
Jillian Rogers, “‘There’s Always Time to Talk about Feelings’: Taking a Trauma-Informed Approach to Musicological Teaching and Training”
FALL 2020 SCHEDULE
September 11
Ayana Smith, “Race and Representation in the Music History Classroom”
September 18
Judah Cohen, “Bernstein & Robbins’ ‘Dybbuk Variations’: A Study in Narrative Intersection”
September 25
Professional Development Series: “Applying for PhD Programs in the COVID Age”
October 2
Erika Honisch, Deanna Pellerano, and Giovanni Zanovello, “Decolonizing Early Music or Decolonizing from Early Music?”
October 9
Sergio Ospina Romero, “The Transnational Circulation of Sound Recordings in the Era of the Acoustic Phonograph”
October 16
Professional Development Series: “Interdisciplinary Scholarship and Interdisciplinary Teaching”
October 23
Kaylee Simmons, “‘She sings a song of her desire’: Female Song Culture of the Dutch Republic as Represented by Gesina ter Borch”
October 30
Patrick Domico, “The Politics of Russian Music Abroad: Resisting Modernism in Medtner and Ilyin”
November 6
AMS/SMT Virtual Meeting, no colloquium
November 13
AMS/SMT Virtual Meeting, no colloquium
November 20
Professional Development Series: Beyond the Western Canon: Building Anti-Racist Teaching and Research Practices (with Greg Siering, Director of the Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning; and Nicky Belle, Director of the First Nations Educational & Cultural Center)
November 27
Thanksgiving Break, no colloquium
December 4
Daniel R. Melamed, “A Compositional History for Die Zauberflöte”
December 11
Massimo Ossi, “Monteverdi’s Orfeo as Classical Tragedy”
December 18
Winter Break, no colloquium