Musicology

Our musicology faculty contribute to new research through scholarly books and articles, public-facing podcasts and lectures, and local partnerships with libraries, theaters, and music festivals.  

Musicology research specialties include:

  • the long nineteenth century, biography, gender, concert life, reception, women's musical activities, and spoken word performance
  • religion, sound studies, West Africa, Islam and Sufism, secularism, race, gender, embodiment, migration, postcolonialism
  • music and media, creative collaboration in multimedia, adaptation studies, twentieth and twenty-first century musicians
  • music and community, recreational musical practices, American folk music, music ethnography in virtual worlds
  • jazz studies, popular music, music and place, digital music sharing

Works by our faculty

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Franz Waxman's Rebecca: A Film Score Guide

(2012) Scarecrow Press

Nathan Platte and David Neumeyer

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The Routledge Film Music Sourcebook

(2011) Routledge

Nathan Platte, Colin Roust, and James Wierzbicki

Musicology faculty

Trevor Harvey

Title/Position
Ethnomusicology
Professor of Instruction
Director of Undergraduate Studies
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Nathan Platte

Title/Position
Musicology
Associate Professor
Musicology Area Head
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Margaret Rowley

Title/Position
Ethnomusicology
Assistant Professor of Ethnomusicology
Sarah Suhadolnik

Sarah Suhadolnik

Title/Position
Musicology
Assistant Professor of Instruction

Marian Wilson Kimber

Title/Position
Musicology
Professor
Associate Director of Faculty Development