Unless otherwise indicated, these colloquia take place on Friday afternoons
at 3:30 pm, in the Music Library Seminar Room (Music Building Room 400B).

These colloquia are free and open to the public.

Colloquia Term 2, 2011-12:

January 20—Robin Attas, PH.D. Theory, UBC.
"Meter in Popular Music: A Process Perspective."

February 3—Natalie Anderson, Musicology Ph.D. Student, UBC.
Title TBA

Feb 10—Prof. William Caplin, McGill University.
"Harmony and Cadence in Gjerdingen’s ‘Prinner’.”

February 24-26: Pacific Northwest Graduate Students Conference.
(please see details at theory.music.ubc.ca/~theorist/index.htm)


March 2—Prof Keith Hamel, UBC.  
“Strategies for Automated Score-following in Interactive Computer Music Performances”

March 9—Prof. Maryam Moshaver,  Univ. of Alberta, Edmonton.
"Debussy and Baudelaire: Poetic Interfaces."  

Colloquia Term 1, 2011-12:

Friday, September 23: Professor Emeritus Craig Coray, University of Alaska, Anchorage. "Inland Denai'na songs and folklore." Gessler Hall.

Friday, September 30: Scott Cook, "Referential Set theory: Analysis of Contemporary Jazz."

Friday, October 7: Dr. Cheryl Pauls, Associate Professor of Piano & Music Theory Canadian Mennonite University

Piano Lecture Recital, "Really Interesting Things About Time: The Recent Piano Music of Elliott Carter"

12:00 Noon, Barnett Hall.

Friday, October 21: Dr. Michael Tenzer and Dr. John Roeder. “Processes of Pitch- and Pulse-Salience in a Balinese Gamelan Work: A Study in World-Music Analysis”

Friday, October 28: Professor Steven Huebner, McGill University.

Friday, November 4: Dr. Alexander Fisher, UBC

Tuesday, November 15: Dr. Milton Schlosser, The University of Alberta, Augustana Campus. "The Brain after Performance :  What Every Musician Needs to Know about Practicing."

7:00 pm, Barnett Hall

Friday, November 25: Professor Gregory Butler, UBC

Colloquia Term 2, 2011-2012:

Friday, February 10: Professor William Caplin, McGill University.

more TBA