Quick Takes on Rogue One: Requiem For Rogues
By Brooke McCorkle“We have hope. Rebellions are built on hope,” quips… Read More
Articles by Kevin Romoser
Quick Takes on Rogue One: Leitmotivic Use vs. Mention
By Frank Lehman When approaching franchises that boast networks of leitmotifs, I find it helpful to bring in the use/mention distinction from the… Read More
Quick Takes on Rogue One: Michael Giacchino’s Sacrifice
By James Buhler Composing the music for Rogue One would inevitably be a thankless task. Though many composers have written Star Wars music for games,… Read More
Introducing “Quick Takes”
Musicology Now is pleased to present in the coming days the first in an ongoing series of “quick takes” to recently released music. Read More
Not Another Music History Blog! Public Musicology on the Internet
by Linda Shaver-Gleason It’s like looking into a mirror. It seems… Read More
Theodore Drury and the Dilemmas of Race, Class, and Music at the Opera House
by Kristen Turner picture of Drury as Faust taken from a program for the May 5, 1902 performance of… Read More
Thoughts on “The Thought of Music”
by Lawrence Kramer The Thought of Music (2016) is the third volume in a trilogy of books on musical… Read More
The Queen is a Doctor of Musicology?
by Elina Hamilton After a long day of classes, preparing lectures, and grading assignments, I snuggled into my sofa with a glass of red wine… Read More
Musicology Now and Later
Welcome to a new phase in the… Read More
Excerpt: “Stravinsky’s ‘Great Passacaglia'”
by Don Traut The following is partially excerpted from the author’s forthcoming book, Stravinsky’s ‘Great Passacaglia’: Recurring Elements in the Concerto for Piano and Wind… Read More