Faculty

Music program faculty, by department:

MUSICOLOGY

Allan W. Atlas 15th century; Puccini; free-reed instruments
Royal Brown film music
Ruth DeFord Italian madrigal; Renaissance theory
Raymond Erickson medieval theory; Baroque
Barbara Hanning late-Renaissance; early Baroque; opera
Sylvia Kahan 19th-century and 20th-century French music
Richard Kramer 18th and 19th centuries
Bruce MacIntyre Classical era; Haydn
Barbara Dobbs Mackenzie 18th century opera
Jennifer Oates, 19th-20th century British music, women and music
Arbie Orenstein 20th century; French music
Antoni Pizà  Spanish music; biographical studies
Ora Frishberg Saloman 19th century; French opera
Dennis Slavin 15th century, Renaissance
Anne Stone late 14th and early 15th centuries
Anne Swartz Romantic music; eastern European; women composers
Jeffrey Taylor American music; jazz history
Janette Tilley 17th-century music, gender studies, Canadian music
 

THEORY/ANALYSIS

Mark Anson Cartwright Schenkerian Analysis
L. Poundie Burstein Schenkerian Analysis, theories of form
Norman Carey scale theory, Schenkerian Analysis, performance/analysis issues
David Gagné Schenkerian Analysis
Philip Lambert post-tonal analysis; Ives
Shaugn O’Donnell  20th Century; transformational networks; rock music
Jonathan Pieslak  20th Century; critical theory; popular music studies
William Rothstein  Schenkerian Analysis; theories of rhythm; theories of form
Mark Spicer popular music; postmodern theory and aesthetics
Joseph Straus 20th century; Stravinsky; post-tonal theory
 

ETHNOMUSICOLOGY

Ray Allen music of urban America
Stephen Blum music of West and Central Asia, ethnomusicological analysis
Henry Burnett Japanese music
Barbara L. Hampton music of Africa, urban music
Peter Hollerbach, music of Indonesia
Peter L. Manuel music of India and the Caribbean; world popular music
Jane Sugarman music of Southeastern Europe; gender studies; cultural theory

COMPOSITION

John Corigliano
David Del Tredici
Hubert Howe
Tania León
Jeff Nichols
David Olan
Bruce Saylor


PERFORMANCE

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