Spring 2014
All events are free and open to the public unless otherwise indicated. A reception for students follows each event.
Adam Gilbert (University of Southern California) From Marble and Brick to the Names of the Lord in Music: The History of an Early Modern Musical SymbolFriday, February 7 |
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Joseph Panzner (The Ohio State University) Rendering Duration Sonorous: Sonification, Intensive Matter, and Michael Pisaro's Closed Categories in Cartesian WorldsFriday, February 21 |
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Lauren Sklaroff-Lamey (University of South Carolina) From Minstrelsy to Civil Rights: Sophie Tucker and the Politics of PerformanceFirst-Year Music Experience Lecture |
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Andrew Greenwood (Southern Methodist University) The Air of Scottish MusicBrown Bag Seminar |
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Lauren Sklaroff-Lamey (University of South Carolina) From Minstrelsy to Civil Rights: Sophie Tucker and the Politics of PerformanceFirst-Year Music Experience Lecture |
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Sarah Williams (University of South Carolina) "Lasting-Pasted Monuments": Memory, Theater, and Seventeenth-Century English Broadside Ballad PerformanceBrown Bag Seminar |
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Georgia Cowart (Case Western Reserve University) Performing/Transforming French Identity: Watteau and the Musical TheaterFriday, April 4 |
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Amy Catlin-Jairazbhoy (University of California, Los Angeles) From Africa to India: Music, Ethnography, and Documentary Film Making with the African-Indian Sidis of GujuratPart of CarolIndia: A Year-Long Celebration of India |
Fall 2013
All events are free and open to the public unless otherwise indicated.
Martin Nedbal (University of Arkansas) Sex and Censorship in Mozart's Don Giovanni/Don JuanFirst-Year Music Experience Lecture Co-sponsor: College of Arts and Sciences, German Department |
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Hayes Hampton (University of South Carolina Sumter) "Behind each kiss your poison bite": Plague, Pollution, and Panic in 1980s BritainFirst-Year Music Experience Lecture |
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Birgitta Johnson (University of South Carolina) "Old School Worship": An African American Megachurch Celebrating the Past & Church Musical Traditions Through Re-enactmentFriday, October 11 |
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INFLAME Lecture Demonstration Indian Classical Music and New FusionMUSC 555 World Music Survey |
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Kumar Das and INFLAME ConcertPart of CarolIndia: A Year-long Celebration of India |
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Kristen Turner (North Carolina State University) "Get Your Rights Jack": Men, Women, and Popular Music in the Civil Rights MovementFirst-Year Music Experience Lecture |
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Alisha Lola Jones (University of Chicago) Gendered Beats and Sanctified Distortion: Peculiar People, Masculinity and Gospel Go-Go MusicFriday, November 22 |