We would like to invite you to a Book Presentation & Signing event for Dr. Alonso-Minutti’s co-edited collection of essays, Experimentalisms in Practice: Music Perspectives in Latin Americapublished by Oxford University Press earlier this year.

We are very excited to have the extraordinary opportunity to have the two co-editors, Alejandro L. Madrid (Professor, Cornell University), and Eduardo Herrera (Assistant Professor, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey), also present at the event, as well as a number of contributors who will be in town attending the national meeting of the Society for Ethnomusicology.

After the presentation, please join us for a reception afterwards, sponsored by the Latin American and Iberian Institute.

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Percussion Guest Artist Series presents Dr. Michael Vercelli

Percussion Guest Artist Series presents Dr. Michael Vercelli

Dr. Michael B. Vercelli is the director of the World Music Performance Center at West Virginia University. Michael holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Percussion Performance with a minor in Ethnomusicology from the University of Arizona.

Musicology Colloquium Series presents Dr. Peter J. García

Musicology Colloquium Series presents Dr. Peter J. García

This presentation examines New Mexico folk music collected by John Donald Robb and studied by Mexican musicologist Vicente T. Mendoza. These collections include folk melodies from the maternal side of García’s family.

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