The AMS History of Music Theory Study Group is organizing a special evening
session (AMS Boston, 31-Oct-3 Nov) on the theme of “Revolutions in the
History of Music Theory.”  We invite proposals for short papers (ca. 15
mins) that engage with the idea of revolution from a wide range of
perspectives, including but not limited to: the entanglements of music
theory with political, theological, or technological revolutions across the
historical spectrum; the role of music theory in the articulation or
defense of stylistic, notational, or historiographical revolutions; and the
use of "revolutionary" structures such as circular diagrams, rotational
symmetries, and cyclical patterns in the formulation of music-theoretical
concepts.  Proposals of no more than 200 words should be sent to
historyofmusictheory -at- gmail.com by May 8.



Andrew Hicks, Caleb Mutch, and Anna Zayaruznaya

Co-chairs, AMS History of Music Theory Study Group


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