POST-STRIKE PRESENTATION SCHEDULE - THURSDAY MORNING CLASS, 2017

Week 7 - November 23 - no student presentations

Week 8 - November 30

1.  Simone Heath
2.  Yi Peng- WORLD TRADITIONAL MUSIC: Polynesian Music
3.  Kayla Jackson - EUROPEAN MUSICAL NATIONALISM: Ralph Vaughan Williams (England)

Week 9 - December 7

1.  Christopher Borges - 
2. Anastasia Kozachinskaya - EUROPEAN NATIONALISM: Russian and the "Mighty Handful"
3. Tom Mackintosh - MUSICAL STORYTELLING - Penny Dreadful - Abel Korzeniowski - In Peace

Week 10 - December 14

1.  Tiya Zhong - MUSICAL STORY-TELLING - haircut story
2. Isabella Fassler - Musical Story-Telling - Astor Piazzola - primavera porteno
3. Joey Ng - 
4.  

Week 11 - December 21

1.   Clair Fang
2.  Megan Ponte
3. Juliana Freita

Week 12 - January 4

1. Mika Tabucchi - Japanese Theatre Music
2. Jennifer Wladczak - 
3. Steven Wu - possible essay or presentation

Week 13 - January 11

1.  Giovanni Hall - possible WORLD MUSIC: Jamaica (Reggae); or STORYTELLING
2. Ayal Jones - MUSICAL STORYTELLING: studio ghibli's Joe Hisashi
3. Jade Aprile

Week 14 - January 11 (submitted as essay or presentation)

1.  Sophie Stabb
2. Erin Satterley
3. Kirsten Bakajsza - EUROPEAN NATIONALISM: Edvard Grieg (Norway) 

Week 14 - January 11(submitted as essay or presentation)

1. Holly Greenly - Australian Indigenous Music
2. Emily Wright
3. Rebecca Vey
4. Rim Chanhyeok

REVISED LECTURE TOPIC SCHEDULE: 

Nov. 23 - Instruments of the Orchestra

              - Opera & Music Dram from Ancient Greece to Hollywood (part 1)

Nov. 30 - Opera & Music Dram from Ancient Greece to Hollywood (part 2)

Dec. 7 - The Great Cartoon Composers - Carl Stalling & Scott Bradley

Dec. 14 - Electronic and Computer Instruments (part 1) 

Dec. 21 - Electronic and Computer Instruments (part 2 )

January 4 - Jazz and American Popular Music

January 11 - FINAL EXAM

POST-STRIKE PRESENTATION SCHEDULE - THURSDAY AFTERNOON CLASS, 2017

Week 7 - November 23 - No student presentations

Week 8 - November  30

1.  Dani Elizondo- MUSICAL STORY-TELLING: Chopin, Etude in E-maj.
2.  Yiling Chen - WORLD MUSIC: Chinese Ancient Music
3.  Laura Yuqin Yang - MUSICAL NATIONALISM: R.Vaughan-Williams (England)

Week 9 - December 7

1. Emily Sadler - MUSICAL STORY-TELLING: "The Portrait Gallery”  (John Williams)
2. Monika Krupicka - WORLD MUSIC - Egyptian Arabic music. 
3. Zhenni Dong- Musical storytelling in games

Week 10 - December 14

1. Sam Gore - Origin and Evolution of Punk Rock
2. Shaela McCracken - Elvis - Background and Influence
3. Daniel Saulnier - WORLD MUSIC: Maori Haka

Week 11 - December 21

1.  Michael Szdlay
2. Laura Onderwater- MUSICAL STORY TELLING - Angry Birds
3. Sang Lee - WORLD MUSIC: Japanese Gagaku

CHRISTMAS BREAK

Week 12 - January 4

1.  Songi Lee - Brahms Hungarian Dance No.5 (Musical Story-Telling or Nationalism)
2. Jaehee Hur - MUSICAL STORY-TELLING - Saint-Saens - Danse Macabre
3. Vince Garasolo - European Nationalism - Johann Strauss

Week 13 - January 11

1. Dayeun(Jenny) Kim - World Traditional Music - Korean folk music (Pungmul)
2. Jade Aprile - MUSICAL NATIONALISM - Borodin (Russia) 
3. Nicholas Grimshaw - MUSICAL NATIONALISM - Stravinsky (Russia) 

Week 13 - January 11 (submitted as essay or presentation)

1. Rena Lirong Xu
2. Mark Edwards - WORLD TRADITIONAL MUSIC: Bossa Nova
3. Emma Baldi

Week 13 - January 11 (submitted as essay or presentation)

1. Cherry Huang
2. Rin Marshall
3. Claudia Zhang
4. Aldi Abujan - EUROPEAN MUSICAL NATIONALISM: R.Wagner (Germany) 

REVISED LECTURE TOPIC SCHEDULE: 

Nov. 23 - Instruments of the Orchestra

              - Opera & Music Drama from Ancient Greece to Hollywood (part 1)

Nov. 30 - Opera & Music Drama from Ancient Greece to Hollywood (part 2)

Dec. 7 - The Great Cartoon Composers - Carl Stalling & Scott Bradley

Dec. 14 - Electronic and Computer Instruments (part 1) 

Dec. 21 - Electronic and Computer Instruments (part 2 )

January 4 - Jazz and American Popular Music

January 11 - FINAL EXAM