JOURNAL CONTENTS & CFP (essays): Naxos Musicology International

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Naxos Musicology International, a new online platform for music scholarship and opinion, is available to readers via the Naxos Music Library: https://www.nml3.naxosmusiclibrary.com/login

(After logging on to the Naxos Music Library with your library or private password, click ‘Musicology’ on the left-hand column: this will take you directly to Naxos Musicology.) 

New contents for July 2020 includes: 

OPINION: Musical Culture and COVID-19

Kate Guthrie, ‘Have We Been Here Before?’

Deirdre Loughridge, ‘Music in Times of Pestilence’.

Martin Stokes, ‘Public/Private Musicology and the Virus’.

OPINION: Public Musicology 

Samuel Dorf, ‘How to Talk about Opera at a Time of Crisis’.

Ralph P. Locke, ‘Writing Responsibly for the General Reader’.

Mary Natvig, ‘Public Musicology: Why?’

Brooke McCorkle Okazaki, ‘Public Musicology and Film: A Personal Take’.

Jack Sullivan, ‘Perils and Pleasures of the Programme Note’. 

ESSAYS 

Rujing Huang, ‘“A Theory of Our Own”: Reconstructing National Scales in the Chinese Yayue Revival’.

Ian MacMillen, ‘Alternative and Non-National Anthems in the Continuing “Black Lives Matter” Movement: Listening to Memory and Pain’. 

Zachary Zoeffler, ‘Defining Lang Lang’s Theatricality: A Historical-Materialist Approach’. 

ENCOUNTERS 

Claire Fedoruk, ‘Transforming Narrative through Performance: Sellars Stages Orlando di Lasso’. 

Matthew Schellhorn, ‘New Recording of Rare Manuscripts by Herbert Howells’.

Andrew Schultz, ‘Music and the Meaning of Water’. 

***CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS***

We are currently inviting:

• Essay submissions on any music-related topic 

• Opinion pieces on the following themes: Musical Culture and COVID-19; Theatricality and the Challenge of Definition; Listening to Latin America. 

Email: nmi -at- naxos.com