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The next scheduled work-in-progress meeting will be 1-3 pm, Friday November 15, 2019 in the GSAS Writing Studio Seminar Room, 321A Lehman Library (IAB). See here for directions to Lehman. See below for directions within the library to get to the room.

Grad students in the music department who have started their doctoral research projects – regardless of year, area, or standing – are welcome to attend. We will have a discussion of Lucy Turner and Michael Weinstein-Reiman’s works-in-progress followed by a writing sprint.

1 – 1:30 pm: Lucy Turner, Prospectus Draft

1:30 – 2 pm: Michael Weinstein-Reiman, TBD

2 – 3 pm: Writing Sprint

Presenters, please email me your papers or leave them in the shared folder about 48-36 hours in advance of the meeting.

To access the shared folder, you must be a member of the gradmuswip@ group and signed into your LionMail account. To be added, please contact me at <[email protected]>.

The next scheduled work-in-progress meeting will be 1-3 pm, Friday October 4, 2019 in the GSAS Writing Studio Seminar Room, 321A Lehman Library (IAB). See here for directions to Lehman. See below for directions within the library to get to the room.

Grad students in the music department who have started their doctoral research projects – regardless of year, area, or standing – are welcome to attend. We will have a discussion of Toru Momii’s work-in-progress and followed by a writing sprint.

1-1:30 pm: Toru Momii, Excerpt from Chapter 2

1:30-3 pm: Writing Sprint

Presenters, please email me your papers or leave them in the shared folder about 48-36 hours in advance of the meeting.

To access the shared folder, you must be a member of the gradmuswip@ group and signed into your LionMail account. To be added, please contact me at <[email protected]>.

The next scheduled work-in-progress meeting will be 12 pm to 1:45 pm, Friday September 27, 2019 in the GSAS Writing Studio Seminar Room, 321A Lehman Library (IAB). See here for directions to Lehman. See below for directions within the library to get to the room.

Grad students in the music department who have started their doctoral research projects – regardless of year, area, or standing – are welcome to attend.

Here is the schedule:

12-1:15 pm Writing Sprint

1:15-1:45 pm discuss Lucy Turner (HM), Beyond Sketch Studies.

Presenters, please email me your papers or leave them in the shared folder about 48-36 hours in advance of the meeting.

To access the shared folder, you must be a member of the gradmuswip@ group and signed into your LionMail account. To be added, please contact me at <[email protected]>.

The next scheduled work-in-progress meeting will be 1.30 p.m.-2.30 p.m..,  Friday April 26, 2019 in  the GSAS Writing Studio Seminar Room, 321A Lehman Library (IAB). See here for directions to Lehman. See below for directions within the library to get to the room.

Grad students in the music department who have have started their doctoral research projects – regardless of year, area, or standing – are welcome to attend.

Paper for discussion:

• Jane Forner (HM), Sounding Cultural Encounters: The Past as Political Allegory in Moneim Adwan’s Kalîla wa Dimna (2016)

Presenters, please email me your papers or leave them in the shared folder about 48-36 hours in advance of the meeting.

To access the shared folder, you must be a member of the gradmuswip@ group and signed into your LionMail account. To be added, please contact me at <[email protected]>.

The next scheduled work-in-progress meeting will be 2.00 p.m.-3.00 p.m..,  Friday March 1, 2019 in  the GSAS Writing Studio Seminar Room, 321A Lehman Library (IAB). See here for directions to Lehman. See below for directions within the library to get to the room.

Grad students in the music department who have have started their doctoral research projects – regardless of year, area, or standing – are welcome to attend.

Papers for discussion:

• Eamonn Bell (Theory),  Henry Quastler, music, and information theory in the behavioral psychology lab
• Julia Hamilton (HM),  Confrontational Moments in British “African” Songs and the Negotiation of National Identity, c. 1787-1807

Presenters, please email me your papers or leave them in the shared folder about 48-36 hours in advance of the meeting.

To access the shared folder, you must be a member of the gradmuswip@ group and signed into your LionMail account. To be added, please contact me at <[email protected]>.

The next scheduled work-in-progress meeting will be 1.30 p.m. – 2.30 p.m.,  Friday February 15, 2019 in  the GSAS Writing Studio Seminar Room, 321A Lehman Library (IAB). See here for directions to Lehman. See below for directions within the library to get to the room.

Grad students in the music department who have have started their doctoral research projects – regardless of year, area, or standing – are welcome to attend.

Papers for discussion:

• Russell O’Rourke (HM), On Imitation
• Ralph Whyte (HM),  On Color Music

Presenters, please email me your papers or leave them in the shared folder about 48-36 hours in advance of the meeting.

To access the shared folder, you must be a member of the gradmuswip@ group and signed into your LionMail account. To be added, please contact me at <[email protected]>.

This Friday, December 14 from 4 p.m to 6 p.m we’ll host a writing sprint, our final event before the winter break. The event will be held in the GSAS Writing Studio Seminar Room, 321A Lehman Library (IAB). See here for directions to Lehman. See below for directions within the library to get to the room.

There are no papers for presentation: just come along and we’ll work for two hours in a quiet environment, with a break for 10 minutes at 4.50 p.m. Please only come along if you can commit to being there for the whole two-hour slot. Anyone working on their thesis or their project proposal is welcome to come along, even if you have not attended a meeting in the past.

We may very well retire to a public house of our collective choosing afterwards.

The eighth scheduled meeting of the work-in-progress group will be 4 p.m. – 5 p.m.,  Thursday November 29, 2018 in Dodge 803.

Those grad students in the music department who have recently begun their doctoral research projects – regardless of year, area, or standing – are especially welcome to attend.

Papers for discussion:

• Jane Forner (HM), t.b.a.
• Joshua Navon (HM), Physiology, Psychology, and Music Pedagogy: Regimes of Musicality in Germany around 1900

Presenters, please email me your papers or leave them in the shared folder about 48-36 hours in advance of the meeting.

To access the shared folder, you must be a member of the gradmuswip@ group and signed into your LionMail account. To be added, please contact me at <[email protected]>.

The seventh scheduled meeting of the work-in-progress group will be 2 p.m. – 3 p.m.,  Friday November 16, 2018 (not November 9 as previously announced) in the GSAS Writing Studio Seminar Room, 321A Lehman Library (IAB). See here for directions to Lehman. See below for directions within the library to get to the room.

Those grad students in the music department who have recently begun their doctoral research projects – regardless of year, area, or standing – are especially welcome to attend.

Papers for discussion:

• Eamonn Bell (Theory), “Twentieth-century (computational) music theory as a ‘cryptophilology’: parallel histories of electronic text processing and the analysis of encoded musical scores”
• Julia Hamilton (HM), “The Political is Personal: Performing, Sharing, and Composing Abolitionist Music at Home” [supplementary materials: scores]

Presenters, please email me your papers or leave them in the shared folder about 48-36 hours in advance of the meeting.

To access the shared folder, you must be a member of the gradmuswip@ group and signed into your LionMail account. To be added, please contact me at <[email protected]>.

The sixth scheduled meeting of the work-in-progress group will be lunchtime (12 p.m. – 1 p.m.),  Thursday October 25, 2018 in 404 Dodge.

Those grad students in the music department who have recently begun their doctoral research projects – regardless of year, area, or standing – are especially welcome to attend.

Papers for discussion:

• Ralph Whyte (HM), on Mary Hallock Greenewalt
• Marc Hannaford (Theory), “Muhal Richard Abrams, Schillinger, and the Concept of Influence”

Presenters, please email me your papers or leave them in the shared folder about 48-36 hours in advance of the meeting.

To access the shared folder, you must be a member of the gradmuswip@ group and signed into your LionMail account. To be added, please contact me at <[email protected]>.