Jan LaRue Travel Fund for Research Travel to Europe: Recipients

The Jan LaRue Travel Fund is intended to encourage and assist Ph.D. candidates, post-doctoral scholars, independent scholars, and junior faculty to travel to Europe to carry out research. The fund honors the memory of Jan LaRue (1918-2003), a distinguished scholar and AMS member admired for his pioneering work on style analysis, the eighteenth-century symphony and early computer applications in musicology. See the award guidelines for full details.

RECIPIENTS

2011

Martha Sprigge (University of Chicago)
to conduct research in Berlin on “Abilities to Mourn: Musical Commemoration in the German Democratic Republic (1945-1989).”

2010

Matthew Mugmon (Harvard University)
to conduct research in Europe on “Mahler and American Modernism, 1920 to 1960.”

2009

Sarah Williams (University of South Carolina)
to conduct research in London on “Representations of Early Modern English Witchcraft in Broadside Balladry and Popular Song.”

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