Schedule

Friday, May 6:

9:30am Coffee

10:00 Discussion of Mark Katz's Capturing Sound: How Technology Has Changed Music (University of California Press, 2004)

11:30-1:30 LUNCH with students

1:30-5:00 Individual Appointments

Saturday, May 7:

9:30am Coffee

10:00 "Digital Music and Questions of Authenticity, Identity, and Community" (Mark Katz)

Noon-2:00 LUNCH with faculty members

2:00 "The Rondo of Despair and Other Delights of Academic Life" (Mark Katz)

5:30 BBQ at Professor Mark Clague's Home

Please contact MASG coordinator Colin Roust to set up an individual appointment or to join the lunch plans.

4:00, Friday, September 17

Osterman Common Room

Institute for the Humanities (in the west basement of Rackham)

 

Todd Decker: The NAACP 'Follies' of 1929: A Forgotten Interracial Benefit on Broadway

Charles Garrett: Writing "Chinatown My Chinatown": An open forum on writing for an academic journal

Wednesday, September 29

"What Every Musician Must Know about Copyright?"

A panel discussion organized by the American Music Institute. More information will be posted soon.

Prep Session for the Annual Conference of the Society for Ethnomusicology

4:00, Thursday, October 21

American Culture Conference Room (3512 Haven Hall)

Kate Brucher: Levar o Nome da Terra p'ra Fora: Bandas Filarmónicas Performing Place in Portugal and Abroad

Jesse Johnston: Melodies of Ethnicity: Czech-American Polka Music and 'Czechness'

Joshua Tucker: "Sowing Culture" on Disc: Media, Migrants and Musica Ayacuchana in Contemporary Lima

9:00am-8:00pm, Saturday, October 23

MUSIC IN MOTORTOWN

This bus tour will be led by Professors Mark Clague and Charles Garrett, School of Music Musicology department, and points of interest along the route will be described/amplified by Professor Reynolds Farley, Social Science, author of *Detroit Divided*.

For more information follow this link or contact Profs. Clague or Garrett.

4:00, Friday, November 19

Osterman Common Room

Institute for the Humanities (in the west basement of Rackham)

"What Publishers Want: Preparing to Publish with an Academic Press"

with Phil Pochoda (Director, University of Michigan Press) and Christopher Hebert (Music Editor, University of Michigan Press)