Columbia Music Scholarship Conference

CMSC 2005
The second annual Columbia Music Scholarship Conference will take place on January 28–29, 2005 at Columbia University. The theme of this year's conference is Music and Conflict with keynote speaker Ana María Ochoa.

The conference will open at 8pm on Friday, January 28 with an evening concert by counter)induction, featuring works by James E. Holdman, Nurit Jugend, Juraj Kojs, Alexandre Lunsqui, Richard Pressley, and Johan Tallgren.

Paper sessions will be held on Saturday, January 29 at the following times:
   9–10:30am Session I: Music as Cultural Identity: Diaspora, Race, and Nation
11am–12pm Session II: Formal Ambiguities, Violent Behaviors
           1–2pm Keynote Address
2:30–3:30pm Session III: Transgressive Voices: Women in Patriarchal Societies
      4–5:30pm Session IV: Appropriation, Resistance, and Worship in the Cold War Era

Please refer to the conference program and abstracts for details.

All events are free and open to the public, although advance registration is required.
To register, please email cmsc@columbia.edu.

CMSC 2005
when: January 28–29, 2005
where: 301 Philosophy Hall,
Columbia University
theme: Music and Conflict
concert: Friday, 8pm
paper sessions: Saturday, 9am–5:30pm
contact: cmsc@columbia.edu

The organizers of the CMSC would like to thank the following for their support:
counter)induction
Current Musicology
Collegium Musicum
Columbia Composers
Department of Music
Graduate Student Advisory Council
The Fritz Reiner Center
The Alice M. Ditson Fund
Columbia University