Machaut conference programme, Oxford, June-July 2001 (fwd)

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    From: Margaret Bent <margaret.bent@all-souls.oxford.ac.uk>

                    Guillaume de Machaut: Music, Text and Image

    An interdisciplinary conference to be held in All Souls College, Oxford

                 convened by Margaret Bent and Elizabeth Eva Leach

                            provisional programme

    Friday June 29th

    2.30 - 4
    Tony Hunt (St Peter's College, Oxford): Guillaume de Machaut and Fortune
    Jacqueline Cerquiglini-Toulet (Université de Paris-Sorbonne-Paris
            IV): Cri, soupir, syncope : le lyrisme de la plainte dans la
            poésie de Guillaume de Machaut

    4.30-6
    Lawrence M. Earp (University of Madison-Wisconsin): "Patterns in
            Play": Texting Practices in Machaut's Music
    Alison Stones (University of Pittsburgh) The illustrations in the Machaut
            manuscripts

    Saturday June 30th

    9.00 - 11
    Jehoash Hirshberg (Hebrew University, Jerusalem) Machaut's portrayal of
            the Lady who Guards her Honour - Honte paour
    Jane Flynn (Independent scholar, Bridlington): Machaut's Honte, paour and
            De toutes flours compared through the Faenza intabulations
    Christopher Page (Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge): Machaut and
            Charlemagne: the heartland of medieval composition

    11.30 - 1
    Virginia Newes (Independent Scholar, Newton, Massachusetts): Symmetry and
            Dissymmetry in the Music of the Lay de Bonne Esperance
    Kevin N. Moll (East Carolina University ) Paradigms of Four-Voice
            Composition in the Machaut Era
    David Maw (Oriel College, Oxford): Genre in Machaut's Late Songs

    2.30 - 4
    Sylvia Huot (Pembroke College, Cambridge): The Aesthetics of Suffering in
            the Jugement Navarre
    Ardis Butterfield (University College, London): Machaut and Citationality

    4.30-6
    Elizabeth Eva Leach (University of Bristol) Narrative lyrics and musical
            narrative: Notated balades 1-5
    Anne Stone ( Queen's College and City University of New York Graduate
            Center) Poetic voice and music writing in Machaut: Some remarks
            on B12 and R14

    Sunday July 1st

    9.00 - 11
    Alice V. Clark (Loyola University, New Orleans): Listening to Machaut's
            Motets
    Gilles Dulong (Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris): What's in a name? a
            propos du rondeau Cinq, un, treize, huit, neuf (R6)
    John Andrew Bailey (University of Pennsylvania): Apocalyptic Numerology in
            Remede de Fortune

    11.30 - 1
    Karl Kügle (University of Hong Kong): Some observations regarding
            musico-textual interrelationships in four late rondeaux by Machaut
    Yolanda Plumley (University College, Cork)The Marriage of Words and
            Music: Musique Naturele and Musique Artificiele in Machaut's Sans
            cuer, dolens (Rondeau 4)

    2.30 - 4
    Thomas Brown (The London Goodenough Trust): Machaut's motet 3, He
            Mors/Fine Amours/Quare non sum Mortuus
    Jacques Boogaart (Utrecht University): The talea as a symbol of the
            theme in Machaut's motets

    4.30-6
    Kevin Brownlee (University of Pennsylvania) and Margaret Bent (All Souls
            College, Oxford): Text and music in motet 10, Hareu! hareu! le
            feu, le feu, le feu/ Helas! ou sera pris confors/ Obediens usque
            ad mortem

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    Support from the British Academy and from the Music departments of the
    Universities of Oxford and Bristol and from All Souls College is
    gratefully acknowledged.

    Registration will be limited by space, so please indicate if you wish to
    come, by Email to <margaret.bent@all-souls.oxford.ac.uk>, and I will
    confirm in order of receipt of applications.

    We are asking a registration fee (from those not on the programme) towards
    the costs of tea, coffee etc. To keep arrangements simple, there will be
    just two levels of charge, 15 pounds; or if you are a student or senior
    citizen, or will be attending only on one day, you may pay 10 pounds.
    This should be paid on arrival at the conference, preferably in cash.

    Hotels and bed and breakfast establishments in Oxford (from 21 pounds up)
    can be located on the web at http://www.oxfordcity.co.uk/. Limited cheap
    central Oxford accommodation is available at Lincoln College's Mitre rooms
    from 29 June: B&B 26.25 pounds single, 48.50 pounds double. Phone +44 -
    (0)1865 279821.



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