Translation and the Musicologist: A Case Study in Four Parts
The place of linguistic translation in the musicological enterprise is a topic that attracted a great deal of attention among members of the American Musicological… Read More
Articles by Kevin Romoser
“Just You and I”: Performance, Nostalgia, and Narrative Space in The Return
By Katherine M. ReedPart 13… Read More
There’s Always Music in the Air: Sound Design in Twin Peaks: The Return
By Brooke McCorkleDavid Lynch has always walked the fine line between… Read More
Quick Takes on Twin Peaks
Musicology Now is delighted to offer a series of Quick Takes on music and sound in the reboot of… Read More
Holding Don Giovanni Accountable
By Kristi Brown-Montesano… Read More
Building a Better Band-Aid
By Gwynne Brown To teach any survey course is to resign oneself… Read More
Adventures in “Survey Adjacent” Music History Courses
By John Spilker… Read More
Quick Takes — Mother! as Impulse-Image: Sound, and the Steepest Slope
By Jim Buhler Darren Aronofsky’s Mother!… Read More
Quick Takes — Sounding Empathy in Aronofsky’s Mother!
By Brooke McCorkle The season of fall horror movies is upon us; It reigns the box office and a… Read More
Quick Takes — The Apocalypse “Through a Glass Darkly”
By Mark Durrand Without knowing from the outset that Darren Aronofsky originally conceived Mother! as a critical intervention into the increasingly fraught relationship between humans… Read More