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Conference Schedule
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Saturday, April 14
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8:30am
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Continental breakfast and coffee
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9:30am
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Colonialism
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Music and Torture
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"Aloha 'Oe: Politics and
the Prison Songs of Lili'uokalani"
Cynthia Morris, Ethnomusicology
University of California, Santa Cruz
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"Music as Torture in Auschwitz
and Guantanamo"
Melissa Kagen, German
Studies
Stanford University
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"Reimagining the 'African Success
Story' through Ivorian Coupé-Décalé"
Julia Day, Ethnomusicology
University of Washington
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"Words and War(riors): Music and
the War on Terror"
Amanda Daly, Ethnomusicology
Boston University
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10:45am
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Resistance
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Memory and Recovery
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"Leisure Class Gangster: Exaggerated
Conspicuous Consumption In Gangster Rap"
Can Aksoy, English
University of California, Santa Barbara
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"A Degustation Album: The Harbour
Union with Seven Courses of P's"
Kris Vavasour, Cultural
Studies
University of Canturbury (NZ)
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"Sounds from the Belly of the
Beast: Rampart Police (Dis)order and the Psycho Realm Blues"
Steven Osuna, Sociology
University of California, Santa Barbara
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"Let It Be: Countering Crisis
in Ursula Le Guin's The Lathe of Heaven"
Shari Sanders, Comparative
Literature
University of California, Santa Barbara
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"Narcocorridos and the Nostalgia
of Violence: Postmodern Resistance en la Frontera"
Chris Muniz, Literature
& Creative Writing
University of Southern California
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"The Role of Music in Therapy
to Restore Spoken Language for Sufferers of Broca's Aphasia"
Rebecca Hartness,
Communication Sciences & Disorders
University of Oregon
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12:15pm
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"In the memory of Hope":
a generative sound and movement installation
John Priestley, Virginia
Commonwealth University
Salvador Barajas, University
of Richmond
danah bella, d a n a
h b e l l a danceworks
Liz Canfield, Virginia
Commonwealth University
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12:30pm
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Lunch
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1:00pm
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Institutional Identities
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September 11th
and Its Aftermath
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" 'Spiel', my Jazzband,
spiel'!' Transatlantic Impulses in Inter-War Viennese Operetta"
Ulrike Petersen, Music
History & Literature
University of California, Berkeley
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"Sampling Sorrow: The Recontextualization
of Popular Music in the Wake of Tragedy"
Brian Wright, Music
University of Nevada
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"Opera's Identity Crisis
in America"
Daniela Smolov Levy,
Musicology
Stanford University
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"Septation: An Eye-Witness (Re)Composition
of the September 11 Attacks"
Josh Weinstein, Integrative
Studies
University of California, San Diego
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2:30pm
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Roundtable:
Music and the University
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Revolution
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"Rethinking Music in American
Universities: A Historical Perspective"
Michael Joiner, Musicology
University of California, Santa Barbara
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"Power Chords and the Crisis
of Globalization: Neoliberalism, Youth Disenfranchisement, and Heavy Metal Music"
Aurore Diehl, American
Studies
University of New Mexico
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"Pedagogical Crises in the
Music History Classroom"
Scott Dirkse, Musicology
University of California, Santa Barbara
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"Nostalgic Resistance: Popular
Music During Iran's 2009 Green Movement"
Theresa Steward, Music
University of Edinburgh
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"Musicology and the Crisis
of Interdisciplinarity"
Linda Shaver-Gleason,
Musicology
University of California, Santa Barbara
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"Singing the Songs of the
Egyptian Revolution"
Lillie Gordon, Ethnomusicology
University of California, Santa Barbara
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5:00pm
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Keynote Address
"Singing, Telethons, and the Haiti Earthquake:
A Critique of the Culture of
Neoliberal Humanitarian Relief"
Elizabeth McAlister
Wesleyan University
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6:30pm
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Dinner and Reception
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Sunday, April 15
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8:30am
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Continental breakfast and coffee
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9:30am
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War
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The Music Industry
and Technology
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"'The Narrative of a Belated Experience':
Mourning the Allied Bombings in/through Rudolf Mauersberger's Dresdner Requiem"
Martha Sprigge, Music
History & Theory
University of Chicago
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"Crisis in Cyberspace: Digital
Technology and Anxiety in the Recording Industry"
Tom Sykes, Creative Arts/Sciences
University of Salford (UK)
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"The Japanese American Internment
Expressed Through Hip-Hop: Mike Shinoda and 'Kenji'"
Sarah Moody, Musicology
San Diego State University
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"Music Piracy: Intentions,
Ethics, and Crisis in the Music Industry"
Thomas Burlin, Music
Education
University of North Texas
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"'Beats, Rhymes, and Rice': Re-remembering
the Viet Nam War through Nam's Hip-Hop Album, Exhale"
Jade T. Hidle, Literature
University of California, San Diego
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"An Instrument of Urban Planning:
The Lingering Power of the Dematerialized Belfry"
Tiffany Ng, Musicology
University of California, Berkeley
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11:00am
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Tour of the UCSB Carillon
Led by Tiffany Ng and Margo Halsted
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11:30am
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Lunch, Group Discussion, and Farewell
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