City, Chant, & the Topography of Early Music
Friday - Sunday, October 2-4, 2009
A conference in honor of Thomas Forrest Kelly
Department of Music
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA 02138
617-495-2791 musicdpt@fas.harvard.edu
Craig Wright
Looking Back (and Forward) to the Middle Ages
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PRESENTERS
Peter Bloom
Berlioz's First Nights
Susan Boynton
Reproducing the Middle Ages in Eighteenth-Century Toledo
Iain Fenlon
A First Night in Baroque Rome
Andreas Haug
Ways of Singing Hexameter in Tenth Century Europe
David Hiley
Surge, Petre! Sets of Chants for St Peter in Benevento, Peterborough,
and Some Places in Between
Michel Huglo
Barbara Haggh-Huglo
The Topography of Music Theory in Paris, 900-1400
Arni Ingolfsson
Echoes from the Periphery: Rask 98, Modal Change
and Oral Transmission in 17th-Century Iceland
Katarina Livljanic
Genealogies in Dalmatia and Issues in Performance
Matthew Peattie
Beneventan Music and Gregorian Modality
Andreas Pfisterer
Easter Vigil Canticles from Italy
Alejandro Planchart
The Geography of Proper Tropes in Northern Italy
Susan Rankin
Beyond the Boundaries of Roman-Frankish Chant:
Alcuin's De laude Dei and Other Early Sources
Dom Daniel Saulnier
The Contribution of Dom Jean Claire in Modal and Liturgical Studies