Lecture Series
Music Department Lecture Series 2008-9
All lectures are FREE and open to the public.
Friday, September 26
4 pm, Room 104, Biddle Music Building
STEPHEN RUMPH (University of Washington)
Mozart and Marxism
Monday, October 6
4 pm, Room 104, Biddle Music Building
MICHAEL NOONE (Boston College)
Newly-discovered musical masterpieces from El Greco's Toledo: from 16th-century illuminated manuscripts to 21st-century CDs
Cosponsored with the Department of Romance Languages and Literature in relation to the Nasher Museum of Art’s exhibit, “El Greco to Velázquez: Art During the Reign of Philip III”
Friday, November 21
4 pm, Room 104, Biddle Music Building
JEREMY SMITH (University of Colorado at Boulder)
Imitation as Cross-Confessional Appropriation in the Susanne un jour Complex: Revisiting Kenneth Jay Levy's ‘History of a 16th century Chanson’
Friday, January 23
4 pm, Room 104, Biddle Music Building
MARCIA CITRON (Rice University)
Who Was Cécile Chaminade? -A Millenial Perspective
Friday, April 10
4 pm, Room 104, Biddle Music Building
GRAEME BOONE (Ohio State University)
The Department of Music Lecture Series is made possible through the support of the Mary Duke Biddle Foundation.