Philip Stoecker

@stoecker.bsky.social

Professor at Hofstra University. Adès, Berg, Perle, Schönberg. All about cycles. Buckeye ('95) in the B1G Apple; U. of Ottawa ('97); GC CUNY ('03)

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Wherever possible please buy your books directly from authors and/or publishers. Even ebooks (then Amazon can't delete them either). We make a better cut and you get the same thing or better, plus Bezos and ilk don't get richer. Win win win.

This past summer I read The Inextinguishable Symphony: A True Story of Music and Love in Nazi Germany by Martin Goldsmith. Now that 47 is making himself the chairman of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts history is repeating itself. I never thought I would see this but here we are.

My article, "Protest Chants as Public Music Theory," has been published in Music Theory Spectrum as part of a colloquy. It discusses my work on transcribing protest chants, the blog I started in 2017, and ethical and analytical issues involved in this work. academic.oup.com/mts/advance-...

Protest Chants as Public Music Theory

Abstract. This article recounts a music theorist’s experience with transcribing and analyzing protest chants as a form of public music theory, drawing from

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The archive of Belmont Music Publishers, was completely destroyed in the fires in L. A. In order to preserve for posterity the scores and parts of Schönberg's works released since Belmont's founding in 1964, the Arnold Schönberg Center started a digital reconstruction of the publisher's editions.

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