Music Humanities Community Conversations Series
The Music Humanities Community Conversation Series provides a forum for students, faculty, and staff at Appalachian State University and community members to engage current topics in music humanities through invited talks and workshops given by scholars, artists, and cultural leaders from Appalachian State and the surrounding region.
Most events fall on a Thursday from 6:00-7:00pm in Schaffel Recital Hall in the Broyhill Music Center (BMC 129):
- September 12: Dr. Reeves Shulstad (HSOM faculty) - “Creative Female Networks and the Musical Career of Tui St. George Tucker”
- October 16-18: Brian Harnetty (Independent Musician, Scholar) Residency - "Re-Animating the Sound Archive" Talk; Recital of Thomas Merton: Words and Silences
About the Series
- The events are free and open to the public.
- Attendees may park in the Schaefer Lot, Broyhill Lot, or Peacock Lot for free from 5:00pm to the end of the event. The Broyhill Music Center is at 813 Rivers St, Boone, NC, 28608.
- For more information, contact Dr. Jacob Kopcienski, via email at kopcienskija@appstate.edu or by phone at 828-262-7385.
- This series is sponsored by the Hayes School of Music with generous co-sponsorship from the Center for Appalachian Studies at Appalachian State University.
September 12: Dr. Reeves Shulstad
September 12: Dr. Reeves Shulstad
On Thursday, Sept. 12, Dr. Reeves Shulstad (Professor of Musicology at App State) presents a talk on “Creative Female Networks and the Musical Career of Tui St. George Tucker.”
October 16-18: Brian Harnetty
October 16-18: Brian Harnetty
On October 16-18, Brian Harnetty (independent musician and scholar) will be in residence, presenting a talk on "Re-Animating the Sound Archive" and a recital of his work Thomas Merton: Words and Silences.