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Carolina Symposia in Music and Culture 2007-2008

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This lecture series features distinguished music scholars from around the world, presenting new research in the fields of musicology. All events are free and open to the public.
Prof. Anna Maria Busse Berger (The University of California, Davis)
"Compositional Process and Work Status in Trecento Music"

11:00 am, Saturday, 29 September, 2007
Person Recital Hall
co-sponsored by the Southeast chapter of the American Musicological Society

The Critics Speak
A public conversation with Anthony Tommasini (The New York Times)
& Tim Page (The Washington Post)
7:30 pm, Sunday, 14 October, 2007
Hill Hall Auditorium
co-sponsored by the Institute for the Arts & Humanities and
the School of Journalism & Mass Communication

Prof. Ellen T. Harris (Massachussetts Institute of Technology)
"Patronage and politics: making an artistic career in London"
3:30 pm, Friday, 30 November, 2007
Person Recital Hall
presented in cooperation with the UNC Baroque Ensemble (concert of Music by Handel on Sunday 2 December, 7:30 pm, Person Recital Hall) and Ensemble Courant (concert performance of Handel’s Acis and Galatea on Saturday 8 December, 8:00pm, Memorial Hall)
UNC graduate student seminar details

Prof. Ralph Locke (The Eastman School of Music)
“The Exotic in the Ancient: Debussy, D’Annunzio, and Le martyre de saint Sébastien.”
3:30 pm, Friday, 4 April, 2008
Person Recital Hall
UNC graduate student seminar details


Prof. David Cohen (Columbia University)
"The First Foundations of Song: The Concept of the Note as the Element of Music"
3:30 pm, Friday, 18 April, 2008
Person Recital Hall
UNC graduate student seminar details

Our deepest thanks to our speakers, and to Prof. Jay Grymes, President of the Southeast chapter of the American Musicological Society; Prof. John McGowan, Director of the Institute for the Arts & Humanities; Prof. Jean Folkerts, Dean of the School of Journalism & Mass Communication; and Prof. Brent Wissick, Director of the UNC Baroque Ensemble and gambist extraordinaire.
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