Musicology
Our musicology faculty include internationally recognized scholars, prominent in their chosen fields. They share their research through conferences, publish books and articles, review books and music.
Musicology research specialties include:
- Sixteenth and seventeenth-century music and culture
- 19th-century biography, gender, compositional process and music reception; elocution
- American film music and 20th-century Russian music
- Popular music and participatory music cultures
- Jazz in New Orleans, music and place
Works by our faculty
The Elocutionists: Women, Music, and the Spoken Word
(2017) University of Illinois Press
Mary, Music, and Meditation: Sacred Conversations in Post-Tridentine Milan
(2013) Indiana University Press
The Routledge Film Music Sourcebook
(2011) Routledge
Nathan Platte, Colin Roust, and James Wierzbicki
Music In The Collective Experience In Sixteenth-Century Milan
2006 Ashgate Publishing Company
Musicology faculty
Zane Cupec
Title/Position
Ethnomusicology
Visiting Assistant Professor
Trevor Harvey
Title/Position
Ethnomusicology
Professor of Instruction
Nathan Platte
Title/Position
Musicology
Associate Professor
Musicology Area Head
Sarah Suhadolnik
Title/Position
Musicology
Assistant Professor of Instruction
Marian Wilson Kimber
Title/Position
Musicology
Professor
Associate Director of Faculty Development; Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, & Belonging