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I am a music theorist exploring the nature of tonal structures and their ornamentation in the late Middle Ages. In my dissertation, “De fundamento discanti: Structure and Elaboration in Fourteenth-Century Diminished Counterpoint,” I examine the compositional process described (both explicitly and implicitly) in the earliest counterpoint treatises in order to develop a historically-rooted methodology for structural analysis. Education
Ph.D., Music Theory, Indiana University (2019)
M.A., Music Theory, University of North Texas (2013)
B.M., Composition, University of North Texas (2010) Work Shared in CORE
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