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Fall 2001
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MUSIC AND ITS SPHERES
A series of presentations that focus on the theme of music and its historical and disciplinary contexts.
October 4 |
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'DANCING IN CHAINS': REFLECTIONS ON THE STRAUSS-HOFMANNSTHAL ARIADNE AUF NAXOS
Walter Frisch
Professor, Music, Columbia University |
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October 11 |
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C.P.E. BACH, BEETHOVEN AND THE LABYRINTH OF MELANCHOLY
Elaine Sisman
Professor, Music, Columbia University |
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October 18 |
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THE DANGERS OF SATISFACTION: ON SONGS, REHEARSALS AND REPETITION IN WAGNER'S DIE MEISTERSINGER
Lydia Goehr
Professor, Philosophy, Columbia University |
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October 25 |
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MALIBRAN, ROMEO, AND A TALE OF SUICIDE: ARIA SUBSTITUTION IN BELLINI'S I CAPULETI E I MONTECCHI
Hilary Poriss
Society of Fellows |
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November 1 |
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'BETTER THE PUPPET': ON VITELLIA'S PRESENCE IN MOZART'S LA CLEMENZA DI TITO
James Currie
Society of Fellows |
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November 8 |
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ALLEGORIES OF PERCEPTION: FILM MUSIC AND THE QUESTION OF AMBIGUITY
Giorgio Biancorosso
Society of Fellows |
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November 29 |
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MUSIC AND ITS SPHERES: A ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
Chaired by James Currie. With Walter Frisch, Lydia Goehr, Elaine Sisman, Hilary Poriss, Giorgio Biancorosso |
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