• Born in the Twentieth Century: Contemporary Flute Works by East Asian Female Composers 

  Wang, Grace Ju-Yeon (2019)

  One of the primary changes to classical music within the last few decades has been an increased focus on the music of underrepresented populations. This has led to a major push to promote and perform the music of female ...

• SPINNING SUGAR, REFINING AMERICA: CONSUMERS AND CREATORS OF DESSERT IN THE LONG EIGHTEENTH CENTURY 

  Flaherty, Morgan (2019)

  Dessert presentations in America shifted in the eighteenth century from simple desserts with few ingredients to elaborate confections of sugar. As a luxurious end to the meal, dessert increasingly reflected class and race. ...

• The Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople in the Second Half of the Seventeenth Century 

  Sfondiles, Angelo (2019)

  This study focuses on changes that occurred within the Orthodox Patriarchate of Constantinople in the second half of the seventeenth century in response to the difficulties and challenges the Ottoman Empire faced. The ...

• Singing in Brazilian Portuguese: an Introductory Guide to Diction, IPA, and Repertoire 

  Nunes, Juliana Franco (2019)

  Brazil has a rich culture and a large body of art song repertoire, largely unknown to singers and audiences. One reason for this under-representation is the language. The diction of Portuguese in singing is often seen as ...

• Modeling the effects of entrenchment and memory development on second language acquisition 

  Osthus, Peter Daniel (2019)

  The observation that language learning outcomes are less consistent the older one becomes has motivated a large portion of second language acquisition research (e.g., Hartshorne, Tenenbaum, & Pinker, 2018; DeKeyser, 2012). ...

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