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From the Archives

“The Star-Spangled Banner” and “God Save the King”

Take a look at what Gould discovered when he entered Columbia Records’ 30th St. studio

Musicology in the Early US Gay Rights Movement

John Gabriel considers musicology in the early gay rights movement

Mechanical Instruments and Taylorized Musical Labor

Allison Wente discusses mechanical instruments, Taylorism, and musical labor

A Woman’s Voice (Wonder Woman)

Jessica Getman explores the music of Wonder Woman (2017)

Orchestrating Blackness

Maestro Armstrong introduces the sonic and stylistic features of Irene Britton Smith’s and Julia Perry’s music.

“Will we remember the way we were?”

There is much to think through in regards to the past and future tenses of Hill's “Ex-Factor.”

Public Musicology . . . 1939

How did musicology change to the point that we now feel compelled to distinguish “public musicology” from . . . what?

My Life in Music

Dwandalyn R. Reece reflects upon her experience in the public sector.

So You Need To Teach Online

So, there’s a global pandemic, and you need to teach online! Ack!