Call for Papers
Legacies: Five Hundred Years of Printed Music
A conference presented
in celebration of the quincentenary of
Petrucci's Harmonice musices odhecaton A,
the accomplishments of musicologist Helen Hewitt,
and fifty years of the Ph.D. program at the University
of North Texas
Denton, Texas
24-27 October 2001
The University of North Texas invites proposals for
papers to be presented at a conference dealing with
the cultures of printed music, to be held at the
University in October 2001. The conference will open
with a session titled The Legacies of Helen Hewitt,
dedicated to the pioneering UNT musicologist whose
work continues to open gateways for musicologists both
male and female a quarter-century after her death.
Also included will be sessions on the following
themes: Notation, Publication, and Performance; the
History of Music Publishing; Music Textology to 1700;
Music Textology since 1700; and The New Technology.
Proposals dealing with other subjects related to the
overall theme of the conference will also be
considered.
Questions may be addressed to the conference
coordinators, J. Michael Cooper and Mark McKnight, via
fax (940/565-2002), snail mail (see below), or e-mail
(mcooper@music.unt.edu and mmcknigh@library.unt.edu).
Those interested in contributing should submit an
abstract of approximately 500 words by 1 May 2001 to:
Profs. J. Michael Cooper and Mark McKnight
Coordinators, Petrucci/Hewitt Conference
The University of North Texas
College of Music
Denton, Texas, 76203-1367
Legacies is offered in conjunction with the meeting of
the Southwest Chapter of the American Musicological
Society.
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