Music Publicity

J. Peter Burkholder's research interests include twentieth-century music, Charles Ives, American music, musical borrowing, and musical meaning and analysis.   Biography >>

Phil Ford previously taught at the University of Texas and Stanford University, where he was a fellow of the Stanford Humanities Fellows Program. His work deals with American popular music in the cold war, performance and auditory culture studies, and the intellectual history of counterculture.   Biography >>

Jane Fulcher's research interests include 19th- and 20th- century music and society, French opera, music, and politics and music's relation to cultural theory.   Biography >>

Goldberg's research includes Chopin, music in Poland and Eastern Europe, performance practice, reception, and national constructs.   Biography >>

A specialist in the history of music and music theory in the ancient worlds and the Middle Ages, Thomas Mathiesen is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.   Biography >>

Daniel R. Melamed's research interests include J.S. Bach and the Bach family, performance practice, Mozart's operas, and problems of authenticity and attribution.   Biography >>

Kristina Muxfeldt's research interests include music history, biography, analysis, and reception, with particular emphasis on the cultural and social environment of early nineteenth-century music, as well as opera in Weimar and Vienna.   Biography >>

Massimo Ossi's research interests include early seventeenth-century Italian music theory and aesthetics, Italian lyric poetry, opera, and the Italian madrigal.   Biography >>

Ayana Smith's research interests are in eighteenth-century Italian opera, nineteenth-century art song, and music and literature.   Biography >>