Volume 30 Number 1, March 2024

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Articles

The Turn in the Finale of Mahler’s Ninth Symphony as Allusion to Wagner’s Parsifal
30.1.1
        Genevieve Robyn Arkle (University of Bristol)
Some Proposed Enhancements to the Operationalization of Prominence: Commentary on Michèle Duguay’s “Analyzing Vocal Placement in Recorded Virtual Space”
30.1.2
        Trevor de Clercq (Middle Tennessee State University)
Response to Trevor de Clercq’s “Some Proposed Enhancements to the Operationalization of Prominence: Commentary on Michèle Duguay’s ‘Analyzing Vocal Placement in Recorded Virtual Space’”
30.1.3
        Michèle Duguay (Harvard University)
Harmonic “Quality” and Set-Class Structure: Schoenberg’s Opus 19, No. 2 Reconsidered
30.1.4
        Rajan Lal (University of Cambridge)
Pentatonic Xuangong 旋宮 Transformations in Chinese Music
30.1.5
        Nathan L. Lam (Eastman School of Music)
Music from Plant Biosignals: A Conceptual and Analytical Orientation
30.1.6
        Paul V. Miller (Duquesne University)
        Christopher Cox (Duquesne University)
Melodic Organization and Sequential Ordering of Galant Schemata: Implications for Eighteenth-Century European Musicianship
30.1.7
        Gilad Rabinovitch (Queens College, CUNY)
        Aaron Carter-Enyi (Morehouse College)
Diversity in Music Corpus Studies
30.1.8
        Nicholas Shea (Arizona State University)
        Lindsey Reymore (Arizona State University)
        Christopher Wm. White (UMass Amherst)
        Ben Duinker (McGill University)
        Leigh VanHandel (University of British Columbia)
        Nicole Biamonte (McGill University)
        Matthew Zeller (Musical Instrument Museum)

Essay

Rethinking Topic Theory: An Essay on the Recent History of a Music Theory
30.1.9
        Dylan Principi (Wesleyan University)

Review

Review of Violetta Kostka, Paulo F. de Castro, and William A. Everett, eds., Intertextuality in Music: Dialogic Composition (Routledge, 2021)
30.1.10
        Cristina González Rojo (Columbia University)




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