EUROMAC 9: 9TH EUROPEAN MUSIC ANALYSIS CONFERENCE
PROGRAM FOR SATURDAY, JULY 1ST
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09:00-12:30 Session 16A: Sounds of Popular Music (II)
09:00 Mr. Bungle thinks it through: finding coherence in California (1999)
09:30 The Tech-Processual Construction of Siouxsie and the Banshees’ Panoramic Peepshow
10:00 Metric Dissonance in Hip-Hop Music: An Exploration of Interpretive Multiplicity
11:00 Modular Form in Popular Music
11:30 Tonal Distortion in Radiohead
09:00-12:30 Session 16B: Teaching and Pedagogy (II)
09:00 Harmony, Counterpoint, Partimento
09:30 L'apport du partimento dans l'analyse harmonique en France au 18e siècle
10:00 Conservatori vs. Conservatoire. The Neapolitan Partimento tradition and the Méthodes of the Paris Conservatoire at the beginning of the 19th century.
11:00 La fugue où on ne l'attend pas : transmission du style sévère à travers les Principes élémentaires de musique et les Solfèges du Conservatoire
11:30 Problems in Appropriating Seventeenth Century Repertoire into Present-Day Theory Class (Henry Purcell as a Case Study)
12:00 'You Could Compose a Missa "Surfin' USA"': Counterpoint teaching and the History of Its Justification
09:00-12:30 Session 16C: Reconsidering Later Romanticism
09:00 Tristan and the Act of Music Analysis: Conflicts, Limits, Potentialities
09:30 Time–Pitch Isomorphisms in /Die Walkuere/
10:00 Anton Bruckner’s Slow Movements: Dialogic Perspectives
11:00 Form and the Large-Scale Connection: Motivic Harmony and the Expanded Type-1 Sonata in Dvorak's Later Chamber Music
11:30 Reconsidering Strauss's 'Metamorphosen'
12:00 Integrating Tonal Transformations and Prolongations: A Case Study of Richard Strauss’s “September,” from Vier Letzte Lieder (1948)
09:00-12:30 Session 16D: Analytical Issues in Ethnomusicology
09:00 Ten years of melodic analysis in ethnomusicology : methods & results
09:30 Considering anisochronous meters and polymeters in Afro-Brazilian music: analytic and didactic issues
10:00 "Pitch and rhythmical realization of traditional song music and their presentation in research interpretation"
11:00 A framework for the analysis of Jiuta and Sôkyoku music of the Kansai area
11:30 Analysing Chinese sacrificial hymn: Mutated theories and layered legacies in French modernity
12:00 Analyzing the Semiotic Contribution of Traditional Aesthetics to Contemporary Chinese Music
09:00-12:30 Session 16E: Schumann, Brahms, and Elgar
09:00 The piano sonatas of Schumann and Brahms: Approaching analysis through aesthetics
09:30 Correlations between Developing Variation and Genetic Processes in the Analysis of Brahms' Violin Sonata Op.78
10:00 Brahms's Non-Strophic Settings of Stanzaic Poetry
11:00 Brahms, Twilight, and the Muting of Leading-Tone Energies
11:30 The Art of Lamenting: Resurrection of the Past in Brahms's "Es steht ein Lind," WoO33, no. 41
12:00 Elgar's 'Introduction and Allegro': brief thoughts on musical in-between-ness
09:00-12:30 Session 16F: Counterpoint and Composition in Europe during the 17th and 18th Centuries
09:00 Tonal space in terms of practical and theoretical approaches in westernised choral idiom in Russia from 1670s to mid-18th century
09:30 [Titel] Ein Mönch, zwei kurze Regeln und drei Stimmen zum Fundament [Untertitel] Untersuchungen zur Modellhaftigkeit von Cantionalsätzen und den daraus resultierenden Implikationen für deren Klanglichkeit.
10:00 Zacconi, Banchieri and the counterpoint species: reconstructing the Klanglichkeit of the contrapunto in compagnia
11:00 On the Technique of Canon in Russian Baroque Music (on the Example of Polychoral Works by Vassily Titov)
11:30 Der Akt des Komponierens als Temperierung – Zum Verhältnis von Kontrapunkt, Chromatik und Harmonik im Schaffen von Heinrich Schütz
09:00-12:30 Session 16G: Contemporary Musical Horizons (II)
09:00 Cultural and Political Overtones: Understanding multiple identity through performance-led analyses of Isang Yun’s Interludium A (1982)
09:30 Timbre and Variations: Exploring Sound in Vivier’s Zipangu (1980)
10:00 Alfred Schnittke's String Quartet No. 3 and the Uses of Quotation
11:00 Seeking Schubert in Aribert Reimann's _Mignon_ (1995)
11:30 Considérations sur Une méthode d’analyse musicale et de composition de Marina Scriabine (1953)
12:00 Analyse génétique à long terme des pratiques compositionnelles. Le cas d’Alberto Posadas (1967)
09:00-12:30 Session 16H: Formenlehre, Old and New
09:00 The Simpfonie according to Riepel
09:30 The Minor-Mode Sonata Rondo as Expressive Subgenre
10:00 Mozart’s “Great” C-Minor Mass and the New Formenlehre: An Exercise in Comparative Analysis
11:00 "Punctuation Form" and Expressive Contents in the First Main Period of Selected G minor Symphonies' First Movements of the Classical Era—A Neo-Kochian-Schenkerian Approach
11:30 Eisler’s Klavierstücke für Kinder as Kompositionslehre: Composition, Analysis, Pedagogy
12:00 Choose your own sonata form: Adventures in analysis
09:00-12:30 Session 16I: Chopin, Mendelssohn, and Franck
09:00 "Double Function" Sonata Forms in Franck's Late Chamber Music
09:30 Chopin's Ternary Preludes
10:00 Chopin’s Semitonal Modulations in Formal Designs
11:00 Form in Mendelssohn’s late chamber music: Thematic, textural and timbral saliency in the Quartet Op. 80 and Quintet Op. 87
11:30 La Barcarolle op. 60 de Chopin : esthétique du dernier style et métaphore de l’apothéose
12:00 Form, Syntax and the Problem of Late Style in Mendelssohn’s String Quartet Op. 80
09:00-12:30 Session 16J: Modern American Composers
09:00 Charles Ives's Associations with Kaiser Wilhelm II, Compositional Effects, and Present-day Listening Strategies
09:30 Tonality and Prolongation in Roger Sessions' Second Symphony
10:00 "I Saw You and the World Went Away": Leonard Bernstein and Modulatory Practices in the Broadway Musical
11:00 To weave time: the late music of Morton Feldman through the example of Violin and String Quartet
11:30 Narrative and Metaphor in Elliott Carter’s String Quartet No. 1
14:00-15:30 Session 17D: Electronic and Mixed Music
14:00 Analysis of digital e-sketches: case study Marco Stroppa
14:30 The analysis of music for performers and real-time electronics: an interactive aural approach from the [ANONYMISED] project
15:00 Transformation analysis of the relations between acoustic instruments and electronics in mixed concert music
14:00-15:30 Session 17E: Philosophical Approaches
14:00 Music Analysis and Process
14:30 Classical Phenomenology and the Epistemological Clarification of Music Analysis
15:00 Musique, sémiologie musicale, musicologie : apports de l'heuristique musicale et de la philosophie de la complexité
14:00-15:30 Session 17G: Analytical Methodologies and the Music of the 17th Century
14:00 Analysing early 17th century music with concepts of music theorica and musica poetica – The analytical implications of early triadic concepts of Baryphonus and Lippius
14:30 A New Model for Modal Analysis in Baroque Music
15:00 François Couperin's La Flore (Fifth Ordre): Motivic Replication, Approach to III, and Analytic Methodology
14:00-15:30 Session 17I: Theory and Performance of 19th-Century Music
14:00 Closing a Gap Between Theory and Praxis. Friedrich Kalkbrenner’s Treatise on Harmony for Pianists
14:30 The Role of Embodiment and Imagined, Supplemental Sound in the Analysis of Nineteenth-Century Piano Music
15:00 Il Capriccio VI di Niccolò Paganini: percorsi analitici attorno al problema performativo