Program
2006
All events will take place in 301 Philosophy Hall
Friday, February 3
Keynote Address (7:008:00 p.m.)
George E. Lewis (Columbia University): "The Condition of Improvisation"
Reception
Concert at 8:30 p.m.:
Turning Tides
Jeff Roberts
Improvisation
Bruno Ruviaro and JuanPablo Caceres
Interpenetration and Nonobstruction
Marc Jensen
Improvisation
Damon Holzborn
Improvisation
Wet Ink Ensemble
Saturday, February 4
Session I: Ethnographies of Improvisation
(9:0010:30 a.m.)
A Concert without Audience
Carolyn Chen (Stanford University)
Playing Off Site: Silence and Sound in Tokyo's Onkyo Scene
David Novak (Columbia University)
Embodied Improvisation: Gesture and Melody in Hindustani Vocal Music
Matt Rahaim (University of California at Berkeley)
Tenminute break
Session II: Theorizing Performance 1 (10:4011:40 a.m.)
Building Theory from Performance: A Process-Oriented Approach to the Study of Gesture in Music Rehearsal and Performance
Linda T. Kaastra (University of British Columbia)
Going with the Grain: Listening to Language, Music and the Voice in the Performance of Schubert's "Am Feierabend"
Jennifer Ronyak (Eastman School of Music)
Twentyminute break
Session III: Theorizing Performance 2
(12:001:00 p.m.)
Corpo-Realities: Where 'Always Already' meets 'Sometime Not Yet'
Tracy McMullen (University of California at San Diego)
Embodied Sound: Aural Architectures and the Body
Gascia Ouzounian (University of California at San Diego)
Lunch (1:002:00 p.m.)
Keynote Address (2:003:00 p.m.)
Carolyn Abbate (Harvard University): "Overlooking the Ephemeral"
Twentyminute break
Session IV: Culture, Knowledge, and Performance (3:204:50 p.m.)
Taleem Transformations: Embodied Mediation of Musical Knowledge in a North Indian Classical Music Lesson
Nikki Moran (Open UniversityCambridge University)
The Virtuous Virtuoso: Women at the Pianoforte in Jane Austen's England
Elizabeth Morgan (University of California at Los Angeles)
Signifying on his Jelly Roll Soul: Collective Practices of New Orleans Jazz in Charles Mingus's Jazz Workshop
Jennifer Griffith (The Graduate Center, City University of New York)
Reception
All events are free and open to the public, although advance registration
is required for paper sessions. To register, please e-mail cmsc@columbia.edu.
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