Organizers

• Alice V. Clark (Chair), Loyola University, New Orleans
  avclark "at" loyno.edu
• Cathy Ann Elias, DePaul University
  elias "at" cs.uchicago.edu
• Julia Wingo Shinnick
  jwshin0 "at" louisville.edu

Abstracts of all Musicology at Kalamazoo talks

Business Meeting with cash bar

All interested scholars are welcome.

Session 44 Roman Chant Outside Rome: South Italy and the Carolingians

Presider: Alice Clark, University of Louisville

• Old-Roman Melodies in Southern Italy

  Luisa Nardini (University of Texas).

• Rome, Romanitas, and the Romanization of the Frankish Liturgy: The Trouble with all Things Roman in the Carolingian World

  Daniel DiCenso (Cambridge University).

• Music and Ceremonial in the Papal Observance of Palm Sunday

  Joseph Dyer (University of Massachusetts, Boston).

Session 221 Italian Music Theory in the Late Middle Ages

Presider: Cathy Ann Elias, DePaul University.

• Dicitur hec pars musica extraordinaria: New Light on the Fifteenth-Century Coniuncta

  Linda Cummins (University of Alabama).

• The Plana musica of Prosocimus de Beldemandis

  Jan Herlinger (Louisiana State University)

• Reconstructing the Lost Correspondence of Giovanni Spataro

  Patrick Kaufman (Louisiana State University)

Session 286 Gender and Analysis in Medieval Chant

Presider: Julia Wingo Shinnick, Univeristy of Louisville.

• Chants for the Profession of Monks in a Late Twelfth-Century Pontifical

  James Borders (University of Michigan).

• The Mass for Easter as Cyclic

  William Peter Mahrt (Stanford University).

• Melodic Formula in First Mode Graduals: Towards A Chronology

  Jeffrey Wasson (DePaul University).

Session 364 Music, Violence, and Crisis

Presider: James Borders, University of Michigan

• Further Explorations: Melodic Structure and the Mimetic Theory in the Pastourelle

  Julia Wingo Shinnick (University of Louisville).

• Church Bells as a Stage for the Struggle Between Christians and Muslims in the 13th-Century Catalan Crusades

  Sebastián Salvadó (Stanford University).

• Friends in High Places: The Function of Musical Votive Offerings in Times of Plague

  Christopher Macklin (University of York).

Session 415 Musical Sources and Markets

Presider: Cynthia Cyrus, Vanderbilt University.

• 'Shadow Chansonniers' in the Vérard Print Le Jardin de plaisance et fleur de rethoricque (c. 1501).

  Kathleen Sewright (Rollins College).

• A Rediscovered Cistercian Antiphonal from Late-Medieval Namur

  Jennifer Bain (Dalhousie University).

• Disappearing Scribes and Disappearing Rests: A New Look at a Thirteenth-Century Spanish Manuscript, Madrid, BNE Ms 20486.

  Mary E. Wolinski (Western Kentucky University).

Session 490 CANCELLED

Session 550 Music, Art, and Ceremonial in Medieval Paris

Presider: Alice V. Clark, Loyola University New Orleans.

• Singing Her Praises: French Queen and Capital in Gothic Ceremony

  Tracy Chapman Hamilton (Sweet Briar College).

• Ecclesiastical One-Upmanship in 13th-Century Paris: Cathedral vs. Royal Chapel

  Rebecca A. Baltzer (University of Texas).

• A Thirteenth-Century Shift in the Medieval Epistemological Approach to Music

  Pascale Duhamel (University of Toronto).

Session 586 Music, Meaning, Persuasion

Presider: Cathy Ann Elias, DePaul University

• The Generation of Musical Rhythm from its Elements in Augustine's De musica 225 as Paradigm for the Issuance of Creation from God.

  Donna Altimari Adler (Loyola University Chicago).

• Herculean Labors: Johannes Martini's Reworking of Missa O rosa bella III

  Murray Steib (Ball State University).

• Quintilian Redivivus?: Bach's Use of Dispositio in the Sacred Cantatas.

  Daniel J. Grimminger (University of Pittsburgh).

Session 615 Teaching Music in the Humanities (round table with audience discussion)

Presider: Alice Clark, Loyola University, New Orleans.

• How to Collaborate Effectively with your Local Musicologist

  Cynthia Cyrus (Vanderbilt University).

• Memorable Syntax: Using Gregorian Chant to Teach Latin Grammar

  Daniel DiCenso (Cambridge University).

• Medieval Babes [sic]? A Guide to Women Making Music in the Middle Ages

  Jennifer Bain (Dalhousie University).

• Lyric Alchemy: How Words and Music Affect Each Other in the Medieval Lyric

  Elizabeth Randell Upton (UCLA).

• Teaching the English Reformation to History Students through the Music of Thomas Tallis

  Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto).

• Medieval Music: Who Wasn't Listening?

  Stanley C. Pelkey (Western Michigan University).

This is an informal compilation. We apologize for any omissions.

The International Machaut Society has several sessions at the Congress:

Session 19, Machaut, Chaucer and their Contemporaries, Thursday, May 10 10:00 AM, Valley 1 107

Machaut Society Lunch and Business Meeting 12 noon.

Session 82, Reevaluating Machaut Sources and Iconography, Thursday 1:30 PM, Fetzer 2020

Session 334, Reevaluating Machaut Sources and Performance, Thursday, 3:30 PM, Fetzer 2020.
Jean-Francoi Goudesenn (IRHT-Orleans) A New fragment of Lais from Northern France (ca. 1400)
Kate Maxwell (Glasgow/Sorbonne): Vital Transcription: The Visula Presentation of Music in Guillaume de Machaut's Remède de fortune
Jessica Bissett (UCLA): Musicking the Medieval: Negotiating Performed Identities and Modern Reconstruction of Machaut.

Other Sessions Devoted to Musicological Themes

Session 97, Wolfram von Eschenbach Thursday, May 10, 1:30, Bernhard 209

Session 143, One-Hit Wonders: Trubadours Represented in the Corpus by a Single Work (A Roundtable) Thursday, May 10 3:30 PM Schneider 1335.

Session 240, Early Music Exalted: Papers in Memory of the Career of Audrey Ekdahl Davidson Friday, 10:00 AM Bernhard 157.

Session 437, Electronic Resources and Medieval Liturgy, Saturday May 12, 10:00 AM Bernhard Brown and Gold Room.

Session 458, Medieval Myths: Modern Reception in German-Speaking Countries, Saturday May 12, 1:30 PM, Fetzer 1005.

Session 503, The Ballad: Medieval and Modern Saturday, May 12, Valley III Stinson Lounge.

Session 615, Medieval Song Sunday, May 13, Bernhard 210.

Single Talks that Seem Music-Related

Thursday, May 10

Session 88, (Schneider 1335), 10:00AM
Moshe Lazar, (USC), Lis obros: Hebraico-Provençal Wedding Songs
Friday, May 11

Session 212 (Valley 1, 101) 10:00 AM
Mahlika Hopwood (Arizona State), Song and Silence: Hildegard of Bingen's Musical Theology and Augustinian Vision Theory.

Session 308 (Bernhard Faculty Lounge) 1:30 PM
Michael Moynihan (University of Massachussetts), A Modern Minessånger: Richard Kroll's Musical Adaptation of the Middle High German Parzifal and Tristan Poems.

Saturday, May 12

Session 495 (Bernhard 212) 1:30 PM
A. V. Morozov and T. A. Mozorova (National Academy of Sciences, Belarus), The Interaction of Belarusian Ballads with Folksongs of Seasonal Transitions.

Sunday, May 13

Session 582 (Bernhard 204), 8:30 AM
Ulrich Muller, Wittenwiler's Ring in Konzert: Ein Versuch (mit Tonbeispiel)

Session 585 (Bernhard 210), 8:30 AM
Emma Dillon (University of Pennsylvania), Aelred of Rievaulx and the Location of Musical Feeling

Concert

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