Conference Agenda

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Session Overview
Location: City Terrace 12
Date: Thursday, 07/Nov/2024
2:15pm
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3:45pm
Understanding Music Theory Through Labor, Law, and Technologies
Location: City Terrace 12
Chair: Jocelyn Neal, UNC Chapel Hill
 

Form Regimes in American Popular Music

Michael Dekovich



AI, Copyright Law, and Musical Modernism’s Authorial Collapse

Calvin Peck



Understanding Music Copyright Through Legal Analysis and Music Theory

Gillian Radcliffe

4:00pm
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5:30pm
Temporality in Action
Location: City Terrace 12
Chair: Roger Mathew Grant, Wesleyan University
 

Temporality, Tragedy, and Reversed Recapitulation in The Serial-Minimalist First Movement of Joe Hisaishi’s East Land Symphony

Ruixue Hu



Measuring Time in Morton Feldman's Late Music

Jeremy Piotr Tatar



Turns En Manège: Balletic Strategies of Meter and Tempo in Tchaikovsky’s Closing Sections

Andrew Malilay White

Date: Friday, 08/Nov/2024
9:00am
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10:30am
Theorizing East Asian Pop
Location: City Terrace 12
 

Chair(s): Jacob Reed

 

Presentations of the Symposium

 

Influencers and Idols: The Two Phrygians of J-pop

Liam Hynes-Tawa

 

Fiery Voices, Cool Sound: Four Vocal Types in J-pop

Yiqing Mitty Ma

 

K-pop’s Western Sound and Korean Musical Agency

Jacob Reed

10:45am
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12:15pm
Gestural Languages: Phenomena, Sound, and Stage
Location: City Terrace 12
Chair: Jennifer Iverson, University of Chicago
 

Dance, Trance, and Glance: Unsuk Chin’s Chamber Recreation of Korean Shaman in Gougalon, Movement III, “The Grinning Fortune Teller with the False Teeth”

Gui Hwan Lee



WANG Amao’s One Person Stage (2021)— Synchronizing the Perceptual Metrical Grid and the Sounding Melody

Yi-Cheng Daniel Wu



Interaction of Noise and Pitch in Live Electroacoustic Music: the Distinctive Approach of Jasna Veličković

Ivana Ilic

12:30pm
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2:00pm
Music Cognition Interest Group Meeting
Location: City Terrace 12
2:15pm
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3:45pm
Bach to “Bach”
Location: City Terrace 12
Chair: Karl Braunschweig, Wayne State University
 

Choreographing Form, Formalizing Choreography: Formal Functions in Sam Weber’s “Bach”

Rachel Gain



Tripartite Period Organization in J.S. Bach’s Concerto for Two Harpsichords in C major (BWV 1061), First Movement

Vlad Praskurnin



Rage Against the Machine: Narratives of Resistance and Struggle in “Widerstehe doch der Sünde,” BWV 54/i

Owen Belcher

4:00pm
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5:30pm
Punk, Reggaeton, Rap
Location: City Terrace 12
Chair: Kyle Adams, Indiana Universtiy
 

The Influence of Punk on Emo in the 21st Century

Abi Seguin



"Sex Sells": A Decolonial Analysis of Purplewashing and Sexual Narrative in the Women of Reggaeton

Tori M Vilches



The Language of “Feel”: Understanding J Dilla’s “Perfectly Imperfect” Rhythm in Musicians’ Words

Fred Hosken

Date: Saturday, 09/Nov/2024
9:00am
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10:30am
From Sync to Syncopation
Location: City Terrace 12
Chair: Olivia Rose Lucas, Louisiana State University
 

The Role of Continuous and Ambiguous Tempo Changes in Doom Metal’s Heavy Grooves

David James Heetderks, Dorian Stewart



Sticking Syncopations: Embodied Rhythm in Marching Percussion

Zachary Lookenbill



Not just syncopation: Rhythmic complexity is ... complex.

Leigh VanHandel

10:45am
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12:15pm
Haydn’s Middles
Location: City Terrace 12
Chair: Roman Ivanovitch, Indiana University
 

Haydn’s Hinge Joints: Schemata and the Contrasting Middle in Symphonic Small Ternary and Minuet Forms

Timothy McKinney



Standing/Dancing/Pirouetting on the Dominant: Medial Caesurae and Galant Schemata in the Symphonies of Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven

Christopher James Tarrant



Haydn's Exposition-like Developments

Evan Tanovich

12:30pm
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2:00pm
Work and Family Interest Group Meeting
Location: City Terrace 12
7:00pm
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8:30pm
Musical Theater Interest Group Meeting
Location: City Terrace 12
Date: Sunday, 10/Nov/2024
9:00am
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11:00am
Applying Sets and Cycles
Location: City Terrace 12
Chair: Ian Quinn, Yale University
 

Higher-Order Euclidean Sets

Paul V. Miller



A Generalized Model of Wechsel Cycles

Alex Rodzianko



A World of Pure Imagination: Tiling the Tonnetz with an I-shaped Tile

M. A. Coury-Hall



Plotting Medieval Polyphony: An Enchiriadis Tonnetz

Justin Lavacek

11:15am
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12:15pm
Popular Music, Participation, and Politics
Location: City Terrace 12
Chair: Scott Murphy, University of Kansas
 

Timbre as a (de)constructing force in 1000 gecs

Lindsey Reymore



Hermeneutics of the Musical Police State: Process and Collectivism in David Lang's I fought the law

Maeve Gillen


 
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