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Studying Early Music with Computers: Tools, Formats, and Strategies
2026-06-14 08:00 - 2026-06-26 17:00 (America/New_York) | New York University, 20 Cooper Square, Floor 3, New York, NY, 10003, United States
In summer 2026, the American Musicological Society (AMS) will host a two-week residential Institute for Higher Education Faculty entitled Studying Early Music with Computers: Tools, Formats, and Strategies at New York University, 14 – 26 July 2026. This institute will apply insights from recent scholarship in humanistic music studies (musicology, music theory, music analysis, etc.) and digital humanities to organize an innovative program for the machine-assisted study of medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque Music. It will bring together an interdisciplinary group of leading scholars and teachers engaged in using computers to do research on music history and theory and who are interested in involving students in their projects.
Studying Early Music with Computers: Tools, Formats, and Strategies will provide support for thirty (30) participants and consist primarily of practitioner workshops and seminars on specific tools, formats, and machine-assisted investigative strategies. Through both expert talks and interactive workshops, participants will be equipped with the knowledge needed to advance their own research and teaching, including detailed explorations of the technical, infrastructural, and funding requirements necessary for conceiving, developing, deploying, and maintaining digital humanities projects and programs for the study of early music (c. 1000–1750 CE). Each participant will receive a stipend of $2200 to support attendance and travel, as well as access to reduced-rate NYU dorm accommodations. The 2026 AMS summer institute will be co-directed by Julie E. Cumming and Richard Freedman, and will feature workshops and seminars facilitated by Megan Kaes Long, Chris White, Reba Wissner, Jennifer Bain, Karen Desmond, Ichiro Fujinaga, Debra Lacoste, Cory McKay, Emiliano Ricciardi, Craig Sapp, and Martha Thomae. The institute website and instructions on how to apply will be made available on 8 December 2025.

AMS South-Central Chapter Meeting
2026-03-20 - 2026-03-21 | Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA, 30302, United States
The AMS South-Central Chapter is pleased to announce its Spring 2026 meeting (20–21 March 2026) at Georgia State University in Atlanta, GA with a keynote address delivered by Marian Wilson Kimber. The AMS South-Central Chapter invites submissions for papers, panel discussions, and lecture-recitals from all areas of music research.
Proposals should be sent to the Program Committee Chair, Jason Rosenholtz-Witt (jkro253 [at] uky.edu) by 16 January 2025. Receipt of your submission will be acknowledged via an email reply.
For a proposal submitted by a student, chapter policy requires that an advisor or other faculty member send a separate email message to the Program Committee Chair to verify student status. Students from the AMS South-Central Chapter whose abstracts are selected by the program committee will be eligible to compete in the Rey M. Longyear Student Paper Competition.
Presentations will be limited to twenty minutes with an additional ten minutes allotted for questions and discussion. Proposals should include an abstract of no more than 350 words and clearly indicate the scope of research, the research methods employed, and the presenter’s conclusions. Proposals should consist of a Word doc or PDF file that includes no personally identifying information but only the presentation title, abstract, and format (paper, panel, lecture recital, etc.).
Please attach the proposal to an email that gives the presenter’s full contact information, presentation title, any A/V requirements, and a short bio (100 words or less). Panel proposals should include an abstract describing the scope of the panel in addition to individual abstracts for each of the panel’s components.
Please send all information requested (the last name of the author being the file name) to the Program Committee Chair with the e-mail subject “AMS-SC 2025.”

AMS Allegheny and Capital Chapter Meeting
2026-02-28 - 2026-03-01 | Gettysburg College, 300 N Washington St, Gettysburg, PA, 17325, United States
The Allegheny and Capital Chapters of the AMS are excited to announce a joint conference to be held 28 Feburary–1 March 2026 at Gettysburg College. The conference will feature guest speaker Dr. Rodrigo Sigal (composer and sound studies specialist) and a colloquy on musicology pedagogy today. The program committee invites proposals for individual papers, lecture-recitals, seminar panels, or other presentation formats on any subject of musicological interest. Preceding the conference, participants will have the opportunity to attend a Friday night concert by the Gettysburg College Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Dr. César Leal, featuring music by Sigal.
The chapters invite faculty to participate in a Micro-Colloquium titled Musicology and Practice, a one-hour session focused on sharing innovative, practical approaches to teaching undergraduate music history. The chapters welcome brief, four-minute presentations on topics such as curricular innovations, performance-informed teaching, communicating musicology to younger generations, and navigating the “new normal” in today’s higher education crisis. Proposals should be around 100 words. No full papers are required, just fresh ideas and lively discussion.
The chapters encourage proposal submissions for a number of scholarly presentation formats:

Individual papers: a 20 minute presentation with 10 minutes of discussion.
“Lightning” sessions papers: individual 8-10 minute talks with additional discussion or media. The entire session will fill a one-hour slot.
Video presentation: a presentation of variable length with 10-minutes of discussion. Abstracts should include information on the goals, format, and length of the presentation. Additional guidelines will be distributed with acceptance.
Seminar panels: 3-4 papers that will be distributed ahead of the conference and comprise an extended discussion of the topic followed by questions.
Additional formats (workshops, roundtables, lecture-recitals) should fill an hour time slot. Please identify session format, musicological significance, and participant roles in your abstract.

Please submit an abstract of up to 250 words along with the proposed title and presentation format via this form by 5 January 2026.
Student members of the Allegheny Chapter are eligible for the annual Deane L. Root Student Paper Award, sponsored by the Center for American Music in the University of Pittsburgh Library System.
Student members of the Capital Chapter are eligible for the annual Lowens Student Paper Award.

AMS Southeast Chapter Meeting
2026-02-28 | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC, United States
The Southeast Chapter of the American Musicological Society will hold its Spring 2026 meeting hosted by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on Saturday, 28 February 2026. The program committee hereby invites proposals for individual presentations in the following formats:
Papers: Papers will be limited to 20 minutes in length in order to allow 10 minutes for discussion. Proposals should include a formal title, an abstract of no more than 250 words, as well as the author’s name, email address, and institutional affiliation or place of residence. Indicate any audio-visual equipment or instruments (such as piano).
Lecture-Recitals: Lecture-recitals connecting musicological research with live performance will be limited to 20 minutes in length, including both spoken and performed components. These proposals should follow the same guidelines as those for papers. The abstract should include a description explaining the significance of the work(s) or manner of performance, as well as a summary of the lecture component, including information pertaining to the underlying research, its methodology, and conclusions. Proposals must be accompanied by an .mp3 recording of the performer(s) in order to demonstrate proficiency. Please be sure that the .mp3 file does not have any identifying information in the file name or metadata. While a recorded performance of the proposed piece(s) is strongly preferred, a recorded performance comparable in style and difficulty level will also be accepted. Those proposing lecture-recitals are responsible for providing all personnel needed for the performance.
Posters: Posters will be displayed throughout the meeting and will receive a designated session during which each presenter will have the opportunity to deliver a 5-minute summary of methodology and research findings prior to attendees’ circulation and questions. These proposals should follow the same guidelines as those for individual papers. Student posters are eligible for a Student Presentation Award in a separate poster designation.
Please submit all proposals via this link by Friday, 16 January 2026.
Student members are encouraged to work with a faculty mentor to ensure a presentation of the highest quality. All student members of the AMS Southeast Chapter whose papers are accepted to the meeting are encouraged to apply for a Student Presentation Award. To be considered for this award, student presenters must submit a complete draft of their paper to the chapter president via e-mail no later than twenty-four hours prior to the conference or provide three paper copies to the president the morning of the conference.

AMS Southern Chapter and SEM Southeast/Caribbean Chapter Meeting
2026-02-27 - 2026-02-28 | Florida State University, 222 S Copeland St, Tallahassee, FL, 32306, United States
Florida State University will jointly host the annual meetings of the American Musicological Society Southern Chapter and the Society for Ethnomusicology Southeast/Caribbean Chapter in Tallahassee, Florida on 27–28 2026.

AMS New England Chapter Meeting
2026-02-21 | Online
The Winter 2026 meeting of the New England Chapter will take place on Saturday, February 21, hosted online by Dartmouth College. The Program Committee invites proposals of up to 300 words for 20-minute papers or for themed sessions or panels. All abstracts are subject to anonymous review, and submissions from faculty, independent scholars, and students are encouraged and welcome.
Abstracts should be submitted by January 23 to the Program Committee through this Google form or at the following email: ams.newengland [at] gmail [dot] com. Submitters will be informed of the committee’s decision by the end of January, with the hope of announcing the conference program by February 6.

AMS Committee Leaders Meeting
2026-02-13 14:00 - 15:30 (America/New_York) | Online
The Committee Leaders Meeting is the annual meeting of AMS committee chairs with the AMS Executive Director and members of the Board of Directors. The purpose of the meeting is to share news and information, and to maintain open lines of communications between AMS committees and the Board of Directors. The Zoom link to access the meeting will be shared with committee chairs via email.

AMS Chapter Leaders Meeting
2026-02-06 14:00 - 15:30 (America/New_York) | Online
The Chapter Leaders Meeting is the annual meeting of AMS committee chairs with the AMS Executive Director and members of the Board of Directors. The purpose of the meeting is to share news and information, and to maintain open lines of communications between AMS committees and the Board of Directors. The Zoom link to access the meeting will be shared with chapter leaders via email.

AMS Greater New York Chapter Meeting
2026-02-06 | Online
The Winter Meeting of the Greater New York Chapter will take place ONLINE on Saturday, February 6, 2026.
The chapter is seeking proposals for presentations at this time. Please send 250 word proposals by December 20th. We invite proposals in all areas of musical scholarship.
Send your proposals to both jonathan.waxman “at” gmail.com and DrJSDailey “at” aol.com. Do not send attachments—everything must be pasted in the e mail. Include a brief (3 sentence max) bio and include your current affiliation. Put “AMSGNY Winter 2026” in the subject line.

AMS Study Group Leaders Meeting
2026-01-23 14:00 - 15:30 (America/New_York) | Online
The Study Group Leaders Meeting is the annual meeting of AMS study group leaders with the AMS Executive Director and members of the Board of Directors. The purpose of the meeting is to share news and information, and to maintain open lines of communications between AMS study groups and the Board of Directors. The Zoom link to access the meeting will be shared with study group leaders via email.

AMS Board Meeting
2026-01-16 - 2026-01-17 | New York University, 20 Cooper Square, Floor 3, New York, NY, 10003, United States

Taken in Stride: The Mundanity of Ambulation
2025-11-07 19:30 (America/Chicago) | Music Box Theatre, 1407 Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, MN, 55407, United States
The American Musicological Society is proud to present an unforgettable performance and lecture by musicologist and music creator Kwami Coleman.
This lecture/performance focuses on stride piano technique, where a pianist’s left hand maintains the rhythmic pulse of a song with alternating leaps between the instrument’s lower and middle registers, simulating the dialogic and propulsive exchange within a band’s rhythm section.
“Taken In Stride” is Kwami Coleman’s dialog with a more acoustic past and the thoroughly electronic and more automated present, and this dialog will extend to attendees who, in their presence and participation, will join in, in stride—in rhythmic and registral exchange.
This event will be held as part of the American Musicological Society’s Many Musics of America Project and in conjunction with the 2025 AMS-SMT Joint Annual Meeting. Registration is required.

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Contemporary Issues in Music & Copyright Law
2025-11-07 | Hyatt Regency Minneapolis, 1300 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, MN, 55403, United States
On 7 November 2025, the American Musicological Society and the Sports, Art & Entertainment Section of the Minnesota State Bar Association are co-hosting a day of CLE sessions as part of the AMS’s 91st Annual Meeting on 6–9 November 2025 in Minneapolis, Minnesota at the Hyatt Regency Minneapolis. The conference-style event includes a special day of CLE sessions focused on the intersection of music and law, including topics such as copyright infringement litigation and related musicological analysis as well as law and policy issues raised by artificial intelligence, music privacy, and more. Speakers include experienced music and entertainment attorneys and forensic musicologists. CLE credit approval is pending. Registration is required.
Co-Presented with the Sports, Art & Entertainment Section of the Minnesota State Bar Association.

2025 AMS-SMT Joint Annual Meeting
2025-11-06 - 2025-11-09 | Hyatt Regency Minneapolis, 1300 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, MN, 55403, United States
In 2025 the American Musicological Society (AMS) and Society for Music Theory (SMT) will hold their annual meetings jointly on 6–9 November 2025 at the Hyatt Regency Minneapolis. Join us for this exciting scholarly event which will feature hundreds of papers, workshops, roundtables, lectures and performances. Don’t miss out. Save the date!

Music Leadership Forum: Navigating Crisis and Change
2025-11-05 | Hyatt Regency Minneapolis, 1300 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, MN, 55403, United States
In 2025, the American Musicological Society (AMS) will hold its first-ever Music Leadership Forum. This day-long event titled, “Navigating Crisis and Change,” will gather leaders in music studies, the performing arts, education, and nonprofit management to share, learn, and connect. Featuring workshops hosted by an impressive roster of experts, the Music Leadership Forum will offer opportunities for professional development and networking for attendees working on music programs within a variety of professional contexts.
At the Forum, you will connect with colleagues who are shaping the future of music education and performance and learn how to approach strategic planning, professional ethics, staff management, and partnership-building in uncertain times. The Music Leadership Forum will offer ways to:

Motivate your team in the face of heightened stress and uncertainty
Market and promote your programs to new audiences
Assess the state of a rapidly changing industry or field
Engage with local partners and strengthen community connections
Evaluate shifting legal landscapes
Raise money in a scarce funding environment

For more information, visit: https://www.amsmusicology.org/events/music-leadership-forum/

Music, Disputes, and the Silent Western: The Yaqui (1916)
2026-09-22 19:00 (America/New_York) | Library of Congress, Washington, DC
Embracing the visual arts, literature, and music, interest in the West peaked in the early twentieth century. The emerging film industry capitalized on this enthusiasm, and the genre became popular with audiences and lucrative for the studios. Like most silent films, Westerns were accompanied by live musicians who used suggested musical programs to advise them what to play and when to play it during the film. These were often created by professional music directors, such as Ernst Luz (1878-1937), who managed the orchestras at Loew’s movie theaters, or proficient musicians, like Max Winkler (1888-1965), who worked at Carl Fischer Music Publishing and later established his own music publishing firm. This presentation examines two differing musical accompaniments created by Luz and Winkler for The Yaqui—an early Mexican-border prestige Western, the narrative of which is based on the enslavement of the Yaqui by the Mexican government—and the ensuing public debate about their appropriateness. Musical accompaniments for the silent Western, like these by Winkler and Luz, helped shape audiences’ perceptions of the West. This research offers the first critical examination of this music, illuminating its significance in fortifying the mythical substance and interpreting the imagined realism of the Western film.
This event will be held as part of the AMS/Library of Congress Lecture Series. Tickets are free but required.

AMS Midwest Chapter Meeting
2025-10-11 - 2025-10-12 | Oakland University, Rochester, MI, United States
Deadline for abstract submission: August 22, 2025, by 11:59 PM EST
The Midwest Chapter officers are pleased to announce that the Fall 2025 meeting will be held in-person with an option for virtual presentation on Saturday and Sunday, October 11–12. David Kidger and Jessica Payette will be the hosts for the meeting. Please note that the virtual option is intended for those who live more than 150 miles from the conference location or have other extenuating circumstances that preclude attendance in person.
Proposals for presentations, special sessions, panel discussions, and papers with a performance component are welcomed on any topic related to musicology. Abstracts should be no longer than 250 words and should clearly indicate the scope of the research, methodology, and conclusions. Presentations will be limited to twenty minutes, with an additional ten minutes allotted for questions and discussion. Speakers at the 2024 Fall meeting are not eligible to submit a paper abstract for the 2025 Fall meeting; however, they are welcome to participate in panel discussions. Only one submission per person is allowed.
In lieu of a keynote speaker, the meeting will feature a roundtable panel discussion, moderated by Chapter President Keith Clifton, titled “Search Committee Confidential.” This session will offer strategies and advice for effectively managing the current musicology job market with panelists representing a variety of institutions.
Complete Guidelines for Paper Submission and our easy online submission form may be found on the chapter’s Abstract Submission page.
After you submit an abstract, you will receive a confirmation that your proposal has been received. Blind copies of all proposals will be forwarded to the Program Committee.
You need to be a current regular or student member of the AMS-Midwest Chapter for your abstract to be considered (chapter membership is not the same as national membership in the AMS). To join or renew your membership, please visit the chapter’s membership page.
Submission of an abstract denotes the speaker’s willingness and availability to attend the 2025 Fall Chapter meeting.
We encourage both graduate and undergraduate students to present their work at our meetings. In addition to the abstract and other requested information, students submitting proposals must name and provide the email address for an advisor or other faculty member who can verify the student presenter’s readiness to present at a professional meeting. Student members of AMS-Midwest are invited to compete for one of two annual prizes for outstanding papers offered by Indiana University Press and A-R Editions, Inc. Students wishing to compete for the award are expected to submit their final text, including handouts and/or slides, as an email attachment to Dr. Megan Eagen-Jones, Chair of the Program Committee, at eagen -at- illinois.edu, by September 26, 2025, 11:59 PM EST. For updated details of the awards, see the chapter’s Awards page.
Your AMS-Midwest Chapter Officers:
Keith Clifton, President
amsmidwestpresident -at- gmail.com
Sophie Benn, Secretary
ams.midwest.secretary -at- gmail.com
Jessica Payette, Treasurer
ams.midwest.treasurer -at- gmail.com

AMS Southeast Chapter Meeting
2025-10-04 | University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, United States
The Southeast Chapter of the American Musicological Society will hold its Fall 2025 meeting on Saturday, 4 October at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, South Carolina.

The Golden Age of Latino Country: Ronstadt, Fender, and Rodriguez in the ’70s
2025-10-02 19:00 (America/New_York) | Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, 1100 E 9th Street, Cleveland, OH, 44114, United States
In 1972, a half-century after the birth of commercial country music, Billboard country charts posted the first hit single by a Latin artist, a young Tejano named Johnny Rodriguez. Over the next twenty-one months three Mexican American artists, Rodriguez, Freddy Fender, and Linda Ronstadt, racked up seventeen Top 10 hits, including ten at No. 1. These artists returned to the country charts throughout the ’70s and ’80s, with solo records and sometimes collaborations. But the half-century since 1975 has seen only one Latin solo artist top the country charts: Rick Trevino in 1996. Perhaps relatedly, recent research has identified an industry effort to build up country’s white image in the ’70s, even as the genre enjoyed a rise in Black and Hispanic listenership. This lecture revisits the music and machinations of country’s 1970s Latino prime and considers this moment in the context of the hundred-year history of Mexican American involvements and contributions in country music.
This event will be held as part of the AMS/Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Lecture Series.

AMS Council Workshop: Mission
2025-09-24 19:00 - 20:30 (America/New_York) | Online
A program of informational workshops, called Council Workshops, has been instituted to further educate Council members on AMS operations and to increase transparency. Members of the AMS Council are invited to attend these workshops to deepen their knowledge of the Society’s operations and prepare for higher office within the AMS. This AMS Council Workshop on AMS Mission will be held online on Wednesday, 24 September 2025 at 7:00pm ET. By invitation only.

AMS Greater New York Chapter Meeting
2025-09-13 | CUNY Graduate Center, 365 5th Avenue, New York, NY, 10016, United States
The next meeting of the Greater New York Chapter of the American Musicological Society will take place on Saturday, 13 September 2025 at the CUNY Graduate Center.
Please send proposals of 200-300 words to both jonathan.waxman “at” gmail.com and DrJSDailey “at” aol.com by 31 August 2025. Proposals on all musical subjects are accepted.

2025 Kennedy Creek Old-Time Music Festival
2025-09-05 - 2025-09-06 | Kennedy Creek Resort, 3001 High Valley Road, Suches, GA, 30572, United States
The Kennedy Creek Old-Time Music Festival takes place every autumn at the Kennedy Creek Resort in Suches, Georgia. This year’s festival features workshops and a concert by the Yellow Daisies.
Participants are invited to reserve cabins, yurts, or campsites, and food is available at the resort restaurant. Guest artists teach workshops, lead competitions, and present concerts, but the main event is always jamming with friends. Admission is free.
More information and a schedule of events is available on the Many Musics of America website.

2025 Teaching Music History Conference
2025-06-20 - 2025-06-22 | New York University, 20 Cooper Square, Floor 3, New York, NY, 10003, United States
The Pedagogy Study Group of the American Musicological Society will host the 2025 Teaching Music History Conference at New York University in New York City on 20–22 June 2025. The conference will include a special workshop presented in conjunction with the Society’s Many Musics of America project, which will explore methods for teaching Asian American music history in the K-12 classroom.

Careers Through Musicology: Beyond Teaching and Research
2025-06-17 12:00 - 15:30 (America/New_York) | Online
“Careers Through Musicology: Beyond Teaching and Research” will be held online on 17 June 2025, 12:00–3:30pm ET. This AMS members-only event is organized by the AMS Committee on Career-Related Issues.
This event is intended to expose musicology PhD students and musicology PhDs to a variety of career paths and to provide practical guidance about how to seek employment outside traditional teaching positions. In addition to hearing how individuals have done this successfully, participants will gain practical, hands-on advice on seeking meaningful work outside traditional academic teaching jobs.
This event open to all AMS members. Attendance is free, but registration is required.

AMS New York State - St. Lawrence Chapter Meeting
2025-05-09 - 2025-05-10
The 2025 Annual Meeting of the New York State St. Lawrence Chapter of the American Musicological Society will take place on Friday and Saturday 9-10 May, 2025, in Ottawa (Canada), hosted by the School of Music of the University of Ottawa and chaired by Professors Lori Burns and Christopher Moore.
The chapter welcomes proposals for 20-minute presentations on all areas of scholarship in music, in addition to proposals for panels or alternate format sessions. The chapter also encourage proposals for a session of lightning talks consisting of five-minute research presentations on any topic (including work-in-progress).
Please visit the chapter website for more information and to find the link to the submission form: https://ams-nyssl.blogspot.com/2024/11/call-for-proposals-2025-annual-meeting.html
Submissions will be accepted until February 1, 2025. For questions about submissions, please contact Professor Lori Burns, University of Ottawa, at laburns -at- uOttawa.ca.

AMS Council Workshop
2025-05-08 15:00 - 16:30 (America/New_York) | Online
A program of informational workshops, called Council Workshops, has been instituted to further educate Council members on AMS operations and to increase transparency. Members of the AMS Council are invited to attend these workshops to deepen their knowledge of the Society’s operations and prepare for higher office within the AMS. This AMS Council Workshop on AMS Governance will be held online on Thursday, 8 May 2025 at 3:00pm ET. By invitation only.

Ibero-American Music Readings: A Discussion on Latest Publications
2025-04-25 15:00 - 16:30 (America/New_York) | Online
During this event, we will delve into the exploration of musical modernism in Mexico in the long 20th century.
Our distinguished guests for this event are scholars Roberto Kolb-Neuhaus (UNAM), author of Silvestre Revueltas: Sounds of a Political Passion (Oxford University Press, 2023), and Ana Alonso-Minutti (University of New Mexico), author of Mario Lavista: Mirrors of Sounds (Oxford University Press, 2023). They will present their respective publications and engage in dialogue with our guest respondents, Carlos Sanchez-Gutierrez (Eastman School of Music) and Marcella Ernest (University of New Mexico). Finally, there will be a Q&A session open to all.
This event is free and open to all AMS members. Registration is required.

AMS New England Chapter Meeting
2025-04-12 | Smith College, 7 College Lane, Northampton, MA, 01063, United States
The American Musicological Society, New England Chapter, announces its meeting of Spring 2025, to take place on April 12 hosted by Smith College. The Program Committee invites proposals of up to 300 words for 20-minute papers. In addition, the committee would also like to invite proposals for participation in a roundtable discussion that will focus on pedagogy and research during difficult times, connecting emotional, pedagogical, and political experiences to scholarly research and teaching. All abstracts are subject to anonymous review, and submissions from faculty, independent scholars, and students are encouraged and welcome.
Abstracts should be submitted by March 10 to the Program Committee through this Google form. Submitters will be informed of the committee’s decision by the end of March, with the hope of announcing the conference program by April 4.
Questions can be directed to the chapter email ams.newengland -at- gmail.com

2025 AMS/NYU Lecture
2025-04-10 19:00 (America/New_York) | Room 303, Education Building, New York University, 35 West 4th Street, New York, 10011
The 2025 AMS/NYU Lecture, “Razza, Race, and the Operatic Voice in Seventeenth-Century Italy,” will be held on Thursday, 10 April 2025 at 7:00pm in Room 303 at New York University’s Education Building, 35 West 4th Street, New York, NY 10011. Attendance is free, but registration is required.
In this lecture, Professor Emily Wilbourne draws on her recent award-winning book, Voice, Slavery, and Race in Seventeenth-Century Florence (Oxford, 2023).

AMS Capital Chapter Meeting
2025-04-05 | Peabody Institute, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, United States
For more information, visit https://www.ams-net.org/chapters/capital/upcoming-meeting-details/. The call for papers will be issued in early January.
