Allegheny Chapter,

American Musicological Society

At MARSHALL UNIVERSITY

Huntington, West Virginia, October 8^th, 2005

8:15 to 9:00 am Refreshment hour

9:15 am Welcome: Dr. Marshall Onofrio, Dept. Chair

9:25 “Loe, heere I end fare well”: John Baldwin’s Commonplace Book Revisited.

Dr. Judy Taylor, Huntington, West Virginia

9:55 The Apotheosis of Musicology: from Victim to Master

Prof. Robert Copeland, Geneva College, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania

10:30 Jazz Influences in Two Concertos of Aaron Copland

Reed David, Graduate Student, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky.

11:05 Qui venit in nomine Domini: Ignaz Schuppanzigh’s Return from Russia and the Benedictus of Beethoven’s Missa solemnis

Prof. Theodore Albrecht, Kent State University, Kent, Ohio

11:45 LUNCH AND BUSINESS MEETING

1:30pm The Darwinian Origins of Busoni’s Sketch of a New Esthetic of Music

Dr. William Grim, Columbus, Ohio

2:05 Pittsburgh Music Societies 1800-1860

Kathy Guffey, Graduate Student, University of Pittsburgh, Pgh. Pa.

2:40 Writing “For Peter”: An Examination of the Composition Draft of Benjamin Britten’s Seven Sonnets of Michelangelo

Prof. Vicki Stroeher, Marshall University, Huntington West Virginia

3:15 Alfred Stelzner: New Revelations about the Instrument Designer as Composer

Dr. Alan Krueck, California, Pennsylvania

4:00 Formal Adjournment

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