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X-WR-CALNAME:THEME Lecture: Music Analysis\, Sharing\, and Long-Distance Re
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DESCRIPTION:Poundie Burstein\, Professor of Music Theory\, Hunter College &
  CUNY\n\nIs the primary goal of music analysis to uncover hidden forces th
 at underpin great works of music? Or is it to enrich the listening experie
 nce? As empirical studies suggest\, it is extremely difficult to perceive 
 connections between musical events that extend beyond the grasp of short-t
 erm memory. As such\, some may wonder whether large-scale analyses—such 
 as those that investigate deep-level tonal structures—shed much light on
  the experiential aspects of music. Nevertheless\, in this presentation I 
 propose that long-range coherence plays a significant role in musical expe
 rience and expression.\n\nPoundie Burstein is a Professor of Music Theory 
 and Analysis at Hunter College and the Graduate Center of the City Univers
 ity of New York (CUNY). He has served as President of the Society for Musi
 c Theory and as Editor of SMT-V. He is the author of Journeys Through Gala
 nt Expositions and co-author (with Joseph Straus) of Concise Introduction 
 to Tonal Harmony. He has performed extensively as a pianist for comedy imp
 rovisations and serves as an “Ambassador” for vegan website HappyCow.
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SUMMARY:THEME Lecture: Music Analysis\, Sharing\, and Long-Distance Relatio
 nships
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 -long-distance-relationships
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Music
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