[AMS-announce] CONF: Haydn's _Creation_: SMA Spring Study Day, Oxford, 10 Feb 2007

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Programme: Haydn’s _Creation_

Society for Music Analysis Spring Study Day

Saturday 10 February 2007

Faculty of Music, University of Oxford

9.45am Arrival and Registration

10.15 Session I (Chair: Susan Wollenberg, University of Oxford).

Emily Dolan (University of Pennsylvania).
‘Against Philosophical Listening: Haydn’s Creation and the Discourse of
Effect’.

Wiebke Thormählen (Cornell University).
‘La Creation à Cinq Instruments: Towards an Aesthetics of Arrangements in
late 18th Century Vienna’.

Balázs Mikusi (Cornell University).
‘"The Dew-Dropping Morn ... Miserere Nobis": Haydn’s Worst Joke
Reconsidered’.

11.45 Coffee

12.15pm Keynote Paper: Ludwig Holtmeier (Freiburg Hochschule für Musik).

Lunch   Haydn exhibition at the Bate Collection of Musical Instruments

2.15 Session II (Chair: William Drabkin, University of Southampton).

Michael Spitzer (University of Durham).
‘Three Acts of Haydn’s Creation: Lateness, Parataxis, and the English
Enlightenment’

Felix Diergarten (Dresden Hochschule für Musik).
‘"Paintings for the English": Haydn’s Creation and a Mimetic Taboo in
18th-Century Music Aesthetics’

Caryl Clarke (University of Toronoto).
‘Revolution, Rebirth and the Sublime in Haydn’sL’anima del filosofo and The
Creation’

3.45 Tea

4.15 Keynote paper: Lawrence Kramer (Fordham University).
‘Recalling the Sublime: The Logic of the Creation in The Creation’

5.15 Close

Further information and abstracts available at
www.sma.ac.uk/events

Getting there: http://www.ox.ac.uk/aboutoxford/howshtml

Cost:  Attending the SMA day is free to current, paid-up members of the
Society for Music Analysis and members of the University of Oxford.
For non-SMA members and non-members of the university who wish to attend,
the cost will be:
- £10 for students
- £20 for non-students
which includes SMA membership until the end of 2007. Membership forms will
be available on the day.

Attendance enquiries:  events at music.ox.ac.uk