Forensic Musicology
by Sandy Wilbur NOTE: as part of our ongoing series on professional activity in musicology, we asked Sandy Wilbur to summarize her work. As a… Read More
Articles by Kevin Romoser
On Nino Pirrotta
by Anthony M. Cummings NOTE: Anthony Cummings’s intellectual biography of the distinguished musicologist Nino Pirrotta… Read More
Vienna Full: The Vienna Philharmonic in Berkeley
by Nicholas Mathew Over a long weekend, 6–9 March 2014, the Vienna Philharmonic was resident at Cal Performances—UC Berkeley’s venerable performing arts series—in a larger-scale… Read More
Opening the Geese Book
Fans of spiffy Internet sites will enjoy Opening the Geese Book, a collaborative project involving the Pierpont Morgan Library in New York, where the… Read More
Haps at JAMS
NOTE: With volume 67, no. 1, the Journal of the American Musicological Society—or JAMS,… Read More
The Unlikely History of Sixties Rock and Roll
by Christopher Doll In narratives of American popular-music history, the song “Louie Louie” is usually depicted (to the extent it surfaces at all) as a… Read More
Music and Higher Education in the 1970s
NOTE: The following, from the archive, are position statements by noted music scholars for the symposium “Music in Higher Education in the 1970’s,” held at… Read More
Let the Sisters Sing
by Cesar Favila The Benedictines of Mary, Queen of the Apostles Besides the opera… Read More
New Discovery in Johanna Beyer Research
by Amy C. Beal Our government may not work quickly, but in some cases it eventually gets around to something useful and important. Eight months… Read More
The Band Played On
by D. Kern Holoman Alfred Cortot and Wihelm Kempff during the concert… Read More