CONF: All Souls Seminars in Medieval and Renaissance Music, University of Oxford, Virtual
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We’re delighted to announce the next three sets of speakers for the All Souls Seminars in Medieval and Renaissance Music. For full details see: https://www.music.ox.ac.uk/all-souls-seminars-in-medieval-and-renaissance-music/.
The seminars this year and in 2021-22 will continue on Zoom. The seminars are all on Thursdays at 5 p.m. UK time (GMT). Individual presentations will be about half an hour, followed by invited discussants who will engage the speaker in conversation about the paper, before the floor is opened for comments and questions by others.
If you are planning to attend a seminar this term, please register using this form: http://bit.ly/2XmgB5k For each seminar, those who have registered will receive an email with the Zoom invitation, instructions for joining the call, and further materials for the seminar. In each seminar, you’ll be able to join the call up to half an hour before the seminar for a virtual ‘meet and greet’.
If you have any questions, please email Matthew Thomson (matthew.thomson -at- music.ox.ac.uk), who is dealing with the practicalities of holding these seminars via Zoom.
The seminars this year and in 2021-22 will continue on Zoom. The seminars are all on Thursdays at 5 p.m. UK time (GMT). Individual presentations will be about half an hour, followed by invited discussants who will engage the speaker in conversation about the paper, before the floor is opened for comments and questions by others.
If you are planning to attend a seminar this term, please register using this form: http://bit.ly/2XmgB5k For each seminar, those who have registered will receive an email with the Zoom invitation, instructions for joining the call, and further materials for the seminar. In each seminar, you’ll be able to join the call up to half an hour before the seminar for a virtual ‘meet and greet’.
If you have any questions, please email Matthew Thomson (matthew.thomson -at- music.ox.ac.uk), who is dealing with the practicalities of holding these seminars via Zoom.
Margaret Bent (Convener, All Souls College, Oxford)
Seminar programme
For abstracts, see https://www.music.ox.ac.uk/all-souls-seminars-in-medieval-and-renaissance-music/.
28 January 2021, 5 p.m.
Presenter: Grantley McDonald (University of Oxford)
Title: Emperor Frederick III as patron of music
Discussants: Reinhard Strohm (University of Oxford), Andreas Zajic (University of Vienna) and Catherine Saucier (Arizona State University)
18 February 2021, 5 p.m.
Presenter: Charles M. Atkinson (The Ohio State University and Universität Würzburg)
Title: On Modulation in Eastern and Western Chant: Techniques, Texts, and Rhetoric
Discussants: Calvin Bower (University of Notre Dame), Susan Rankin (University of Cambridge), Alexander Lingas (City, University of London, EHRC Oxford, and Cappella Romana)
4 March 2021, 5 p.m.
Presenter: Cristina Alis Raurich (Schola Cantorum, Basel and Universität Würzburg)
Title: Flos vernalis and Robertsbridge intabulation style: ornamentation, diminution and intabulation in the 14th century
Discussants: Karl Kügle (Universities of Oxford and Utrecht) and David Catalunya (University of Oxford)
Seminar programme
For abstracts, see https://www.music.ox.ac.uk/all-souls-seminars-in-medieval-and-renaissance-music/.
28 January 2021, 5 p.m.
Presenter: Grantley McDonald (University of Oxford)
Title: Emperor Frederick III as patron of music
Discussants: Reinhard Strohm (University of Oxford), Andreas Zajic (University of Vienna) and Catherine Saucier (Arizona State University)
18 February 2021, 5 p.m.
Presenter: Charles M. Atkinson (The Ohio State University and Universität Würzburg)
Title: On Modulation in Eastern and Western Chant: Techniques, Texts, and Rhetoric
Discussants: Calvin Bower (University of Notre Dame), Susan Rankin (University of Cambridge), Alexander Lingas (City, University of London, EHRC Oxford, and Cappella Romana)
4 March 2021, 5 p.m.
Presenter: Cristina Alis Raurich (Schola Cantorum, Basel and Universität Würzburg)
Title: Flos vernalis and Robertsbridge intabulation style: ornamentation, diminution and intabulation in the 14th century
Discussants: Karl Kügle (Universities of Oxford and Utrecht) and David Catalunya (University of Oxford)
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