Janet Levy Fund for Independent Scholars: Recipients
This grant was inaugurated in 2005 to support professional travel and research expenses for independent scholars who are members of the American Musicological Society. See the award guidelines for full details.
RECIPIENTS:
2011 |
Beth Glixon
“Vittoria Tarquini and Italian Opera at the Turn of the 18th Century”
David Patterson
“A Sympathetic Friend: Frank Lloyd Wright and Musical Practice in American Architecture”
Kara Gardner
for travel to Washington D.C. to work on the book project “Agnes de Mille on Broadway”
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2010 |
Janie Cole
travel to South Africa for the project "Music and Anti-Apartheid in South Africa: Nelson Mandela and Robben Island" |
2010 |
Claudia Jensen
Purchasing microfilms of sources of late seventeenth-century Russian music and theater |
2010 |
Tina Fruehauf
travel to Germany for the book Project: "Music in the Jewish Community in Germany, 1945–1989" |
2009 |
Ronit Seter
travel to Israel for the project “Nationalism,
Orientalism, and Folklorism in
Jewish-Israeli Art Music, 1940-2000” |
2008 |
Bonny Miller
travel to Belgium for the project “Database of British ‘Magazine Music’ in the
Eighteenth-Century Popular Press” |
2008 |
Robert Nosow
Travel to Ghent for the project "Succentors and Choirboys in the Churches of Bruges and Ghent, 1475-1525" |
2007 |
Peter Poulos
Travel funds to deliver papers at meetings of the Italian Musicological Society and the Renaissance Society of America |
2007 |
Vera Deak
Travel to Budapest to work on an edition of the complete source catalogue of Bartók's folksong settings |
2007 |
Kara Gardner
Travel to New York to do research on "Agnes De Mille on Broadway" |
2006 |
Jenny Doctor
Travel to the AMS meeting to present her paper, "The Politics of Entertainment: Allied Music in the Proms" |
2006 |
Colleen R. Baade
Nuns' music and nun musicians in early modern Toledo |
2005 |
Melania Bucciarelli
Work for Vivaldi and Opera in Venice, 1700-1740 |
