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SUMMARY:Approaches to Sound in the Early Modern Atlantic World [ Day 2]
DESCRIPTION:–conference organized by Barbara Fuchs (University of Califor
 nia\, Los Angeles) and Sarah Finley (Christopher Newport University)\n\nTh
 is conference will be held in person at the Clark Library and livestreamed
  on the Center’s YouTube Channel. To attend the conference in person\, 
 you must register by submitting the booking form below. No registration is
  needed to watch the livestream.\n\n\n\nThis conference is free of charge.
  To attend the conference\, you must reserve your space by submitting the 
 booking form at the bottom of this page. Bookings open Thursday\, January 
 5\, 2023 and close Monday\, January 30\, 2023 at 5:00 p.m. \n\nFace masks 
 are not required but are strongly recommended at all indoor campus events.
 \n\n\n\nRooted in history\, Atlantic studies has expanded to include schol
 arship on literature\, intellectual exchange\, material culture and more. 
 Nevertheless\, music remains marginalized within the field. In fact\, Glen
 da Goodman remarked that it “remains conspicuously absent in studies of 
 the cultural mixtures inherent to the Atlantic world.” She points to mus
 icology’s relative isolation and the challenges of cross-disciplinary di
 alogue as barriers to more fully incorporating music into the paradigm. So
 und studies’ interdisciplinarity is useful for addressing this lacuna. I
 nquiry into Atlantic-world auditory cultures will further debates in a fie
 ld where notions of visual dominance and the orality/writing dichotomy oft
 en guide interpretations of cultural interactions. In response to this bin
 arism\, recent scholarship in early music has used untapped sources and ne
 w approaches to draw out previously marginalized voices in the Atlantic em
 pires (Baker\, Bloechl Native American\, Irving and Tomlinson). Neverthele
 ss\, scholars argue for the subject’s continued expansion.\n\nIn respons
 e to these questions\, “Approaches to Sound in the Early Modern Atlantic
  World” brings together scholars who grapple with the challenges of stud
 ying sound cultures in the Atlantic empires. Some strive to reconcile the 
 apparent split between performance and the written archive. They examine a
 ccounts\, scores\, hymnals\, biographical remnants and chronicles for evid
 ence of musical or festival soundscapes in order to piece together the aco
 ustical fabric of the past. Others seek to re-sound “lost” or marginal
 ized voices in a more literal fashion\, by reconstructing sonic archives o
 r creating performances that engage the audience with the auditory experie
 nce and imagination of listeners in the early modern Atlantic.\n\nSpeakers
 \n\nOlivia Bloechl\, University of Pittsburgh\nJeroen Dewulf\, University 
 of California\, Berkeley\nPatrick M. Erben\, University of West Georgia\nS
 arah Eyerly\, Florida State University\nCesar Favila\, University of Calif
 ornia\, Los Angeles\nSarah Finley\, Christopher Newport University\nAlejan
 dro García Sudo\, Independent Scholar\nSarah Grunnah\, Independent Schola
 r/Theatre Practitioner\nPaul Michael Johnson\, DePauw University\nElisabet
 h Le Guin\, University of California\, Los Angeles\nMary Caton Lingold\, V
 irginia Commonwealth University\nMiguel A. Valerio\, Washington University
  in St. Louis\nLisa Voigt\, The Ohio State University\n\n\n\nSaturday\, Fe
 bruary 4\, 2023\n\nSaturday\, February 4\, 2023\n\n9:30 a.m.\nMorning Coff
 ee and Registration\n\n10:00 a.m.      \nBronwen Wilson\, University
  of California\, Los Angeles\nDirector’s Welcome \n\nPanel 4: Untuning 
 Sonic Histories\nChair: Javier Patiño Loira\, University of California\,
  Los Angeles\n\nJeroen Dewulf\, University of California\, Berkeley (Remot
 e Presentation)\n“The Sounds of the Souls: Analyzing Haitian Rara from a
 n Early-Modern Iberian Perspective”\n\n10:30 a.m.\nSarah Finley\, Chris
 topher Newport University\n“Afro-descendant Harmonies in New Spain”\n\
 n11:00 a.m.\nDiscussion\n\n11:30 a.m.\nCoffee Break\n\n11:45 a.m.\nPanel 5
 : Hearing with Fresh Ears\nChair: Barbara Fuchs\, University of Californi
 a\, Los Angeles \n\nSarah Eyerly\, Florida State University\n“Sounding 
 New Histories of the Moravian Atlantic”\n\n12:15 p.m.\nElisabeth Le Guin
 \, University of California\, Los Angeles\nAlejandro García Sudo\, Indepe
 ndent Scholar (Remote Presentation)\n“A transatlantic tonadilla: ‘Mosq
 ueteritos míos\,’ Madrid 1777/México 1778”\n\n12:45 p.m.\nDiscussion
 \n\n1:15 p.m.\nProgram concludes\n\n\n\nImage: De mulato y mestiza\, produ
 ce mulato\, es torna atrás\, Juan Rodriguez Juárez\, c. 1715.
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