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Dissertation Digest: The Politics of Opera in French Provincial Cities,...
By Natasha RouleTitle-piece from an opera libretto printed in Lyon in 1706.Photo: Natasha Roule. From the author’s collection.In 2015, Canal+ aired the first episode of Versailles, a Franco-Canadian...
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Whither “Musicologist”?
By Jacques DupuisApple’s June 5, 2017 Worldwide Developer’s Conference (WWDC) keynote presentation was, by many measures, a fairly standard, very polished Apple production, full of the usual slick...
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Folk Music and Fascism: A Divisive History
By Ross ColeFolk music is near synonymous with the left. This union is so apparent and longstanding in the Anglophone world that we rarely ever think to question it. Haunting the revival of the 1960s,...
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Three Musical Works About “Old Paris”
By Jacek BlaszkiewiczMy first time in front of Notre Dame was in 2014. I had just passed my PhD qualifying exams and had flown to Leeds to attend a conference. A spur-of-the-moment decision—and cheap...
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The Memories of Music in Game of Thrones
By Alex LudwigThis year is certain to test the Ironborn assertion, “What is dead may never die,” as three pillars of popular culture attempt to bring about a satisfying conclusion to their stories. The...
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