CONF: AMS Southwest Chapter Meeting, Online, 14 Oct 2023
AMS-Announce
The Fall 2023 meeting of the Southwest Chapter of the American Musicological Society will take place online this Saturday, October 14. Registration is free; please use this link: https://uiw.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYkcOiqqzIiGtFWqPeftf7xyMyxxGRzwGni.
The full program is available on the Chapter’s website: https://ams-sw.org/index.php/upcoming-meetings/
Program for AMS-SW Meeting 14 October 2023
9:30-11 Popular Music (chair: Brian Wright, UNT)
Jonathan Gerrard (University of California, Irvine)
“Narrative, Disorientation, and ‘Queer Exuberance’ in Lil Nas X's ‘Montero (Call Me By Your Name)’ (2021),”
Sam Protich Rives (Texas State University)
"Clave, Backbeat, and the Superimposition Aesthetic: A Comparative Study of Popular Music in the United States, 1950-Present"
Robert Michael Anderson (University of North Texas)
"Exoticism from Tchaikovsky to Katy Perry: Teaching the Canon to Reckon with Our Past and Present"
11-11:15am Pause
11:15am-12:15pm Texas Music History (chair: Mark Brill, UTEP)
Garrett Douglas (Texas State University)
“Rediscovering Three Texas Women Composers: Zulema Garcia, Julia Owen, and Stella Kaiser”
Sarah M. Lucas (Texas A&M University-Kingsville)
“A Milestone in the Development of Music Appreciation in South Texas: The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra’s 1947 Tour”
12:15-1:30pm Business Meeting
1:30-2pm Lunch Break
2-3:30pm Performance Studies Redux: Performance, Composition, and Reception (chair: Kathryn Caton, University of Houston)
Krissy Gray (Independent Scholar)
"Unlocking a Deeper Understanding of Clara Schumann’s Interpretive Voice"
Clark Haygood and Nico Schüler (Texas State University)
"On the Pedagogical Piano Works of Underrepresented German Composer Hanning Schröder (1896-1987)"
Michelle Jaluvka (University of Oklahoma & Oklahoma Baptist University)
"Prima Donnas in the Popular Press: Gender, Power, and Fan Culture"
