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PUBLICATIONS & LECTURES
WILLIAM BENJAMIN
Some New Ideas about Phrase-level
Analysis in Tonal Music, invited lecture,
Distinguished Lecturer Series, Santa Barbara,
CA, February 15, 2002.
Some Refinements of the Concepts of
Segmentation in Tonal Music, with
Applications to Late Schumann, delivered
at the West Coast Conference for Music
Theory and Analysis, Annual Meeting,
University of Victoria, April 27, 2002.
GREGORY BUTLER
The Origins of Bach’s Concertos: New
Approaches, delivered at the Pitt Musicology
Colloquium, University of Pittsburgh,
April 12, 2002.
Der ästetische und pädagogische Kontext
J.S. Bachs Italienischen Konzerts. Bachs
Musik für Tasteninstrumente, Dritte
Dortmünder delivered at the Bach-Symposium,
Dortmund, Germany February 1, 2002.
ALEXANDER FISHER
Song, Confession, and Criminality: Trial
Records as Sources for Popular Musical
Culture in Early Modern
Europe, published in the
Journal of Musicology,
fall 2001.
“Gottes Wort” or “Hall und
Schall”: Nationalist Historiography and
Catholic Music in Post-Reformation
Germany, presented at the annual meeting
of the American Musicological Society in
Columbus, Ohio, on November 3, 2002.
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DAVID METZER
Book in progress entitled Music within Music:
Quotation and Cultural Meaning in the
Twentieth Century: Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press
VERA MICZNIK
Vera Micznik will be working full
time during her study leave (Paris
July 2002 – June 2003) on a new book,
Music With/Out Words: A Foray into
Musical Discourse, about the mutual interrelationships
between music and words as
manifested in various aspects of musical discourse.
JOHN ROEDER
Overload: Competing Practical & Academic
Demands in Music at UBC, presented at
Round Table, “Balancing Professional Training
and the Liberal Arts in Canadian Music
Programs”, at the Canadian University Music
Society meeting in Toronto, May, 2002.
Second Thoughts: Repetition, Protention,
and Form in Faure’s Prelude Op. 103,
No. 9, presented at the 2002 Annual
Meeting of the Society for Music Theory,
November 3, 2002, Columbus, Ohio.
MICHAEL TENZER
Further Approaches to Musical Periodicity,
delivered to the Distinguished Lecture Series,
College Park, Maryland, March 15, 2002
and the New England Gamelan
Conference, Wesleyan
University, April 19, 2002.