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ITHACA MUSIC FORUM: 5PM FRIDAY, 10/11. Dr. Kwami Coleman presents, "'Primitive Polyphony' or, When Things Are Ordered Differently (in Improvisation)Contributed by Deborah Rifkin on 10/08/19
Texture is taken for granted in music theory as an objective category, but the objectivity sought in analyzing structural "order" in music has a legacy shaped by imperialism and notions of ethnic and cultural difference. Nabenhauer Recital Room, Whalen Center for Music 5PM, Friday, Oct. 11th. FREE ADMISSION. Reception to follow. Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact Erik Kibelsbeck at (607) 274-3717. We ask that requests for accommodations be made as soon as possible. |
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The Ithaca Music Forum continues this semester with our second guest scholar, Dr. Kwami Coleman on, "'Primitive Polyphony' or, When Things are Ordered Differently (in Improvisation.)