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Marianne C. Kielian-Gilbert

• Professor of Music, Jacobs School of Music

Education:

• Ph.D. , University of Michigan, 1981
• M.M. , University of Michigan, 1974
• B.M.E. , University of Nebraska, 1971

Background:

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Marianne C. Kielian-Gilbert served as vice president of the Society of Music Theory, and was a member of its executive board, program and nominating committees, and committee on the status of women. She was an editorial board member and former co-editor of Perspectives of New Music.

Professor Kielian-Gilbert has published essays on Stravinsky's music, tonal/Schenkerian analysis, 20th-century music, and music and cultural studies (feminism and music) in essay collections and journals including College Music Symposium, In Theory Only, Journal of Musicology, Music Analysis (forthcoming), Music Perception, Music Theory Spectrum, 19th-Century Music, Perspectives of New Music, and Theory and Practice.

Professor Kielian-Gilbert 's recent work centers on music, media, inter-art relationships, and on the role of context in music analysis. She is currently writing a book on embodiment and musical relationship and how engagements of sound are implicated in and by musical acts.