Third
International Symposium
on Latin American Music
Post-Centennial Reflections: Musical Responses to Independence, Revolution, and Migration
January 20-22, 2011
The University of Arizona
Program Highlights will include
Keynote Address:
“Music Versus Intolerance: Some Thoughts On Musicology and Music Education in Our Contemporary Environments”
by Ricardo Miranda, Ph.D.
Past Director, Conservatorio Nacional de Música
Mexico, D.F.
Professor of Musicology, University of Veracruz, and
The National Conservatory of Music, Mexico City
Zarzuela Performance
(Stevie Eller Dance Theater,
Friday, Jan. 21, 7:30 pm )
Toyupán
A Costa Rican zarzuela with music by Julio Mata Oreamuno (1899-1969).
Pre-Symposium Concert
(Crowder Hall, UA School of Music,
Thursday, Jan. 20, 7:30 pm)
Julieta Cedillo (Principal Flute,
Orquesta Sinfonica Nacional de Mexico)
John Milbauer (Assoc. Professor, Piano U. of Arizona)
William Dietz (Professor, Bassoon, U. of Arizona)
co-sponsored by the Mexican Consulate in Tucson
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Hosted by
The University of Arizona
School of
Music
School
of Dance
additional support from
The Mexican Consulate
University of Arizona College of Fine Arts,
The Office of Western Hemispheric Programs
The Center for
Latin American Studies,
The
Department of Spanish and Portuguese,
The
Department of History
CLAM Activities
Ongoing and Current Activities
Music Mentor Partnership with UA Poetry Center's Corrido Competition
Interested Musicians please contact
sturman@u.arizona.edu
Used Instrument Donations for
Puerto Peñasco Youth Orchestra
Past Activities
Arpas de Venezuela
Sep. 27-Oct.4, 2010
A Week of Venezuela Harp and Joropo in Tucson
Third
International Symposium
on Latin American Music
January 21-22, 2011
The University of Arizona
Archive
of Past Symposia
2009
Symposium
2007
Inaugural Symposium
PUBLICATIONS
2009 Proceedings
Exploring
Exchange: Church
and
Theatre, Iberia and the Americas,
Past
and Present
2007 Procedings
Latin
American Choral Music:
Contemporary Performance and the Colonial Legacy
Now Available
