• Early Timpani Performance Practice in Modern Solo Repertoire 

  Hickman, Joshua (2018)

  Timpanists of the Baroque era were virtuoso showmen of privileged rank, protected by royal decrees throughout Europe. These musicians learned by rote through apprenticeship performance mannerisms called Schlagmanieren ...

• "Songs to Soothe a Mother": Intertextuality and Intertribalism in Kiowa War Mother Songs 

  Yamane, Maxwell Hiroshi (2018)

  War Mother songs were first composed for the women of the Kiowa War Mothers Chapter 18 organization during World War II by two main composers, Lewis Toyebo and James “Jimmy A” Anquoe. These songs initially functioned to ...

• Public school music booster groups, 2015 revenue data 

  Elpus, Kenneth; Grisé, Adam (2018)

  This is an anonymized version of the dataset underlying "Music booster groups: Alleviating or exacerbating funding inequality in American public school music education?" by Kenneth Elpus and Adam Grisé. Included here are ...

• "The Biggest Con in History": American Myth-Making in the Stage and Screen Adaptations of Anastasia 

  Weyman, Jennifer Elizabeth (2018)

  The story of Anastasia Nikolaevna Romanova has been engrained in the American imagination for nearly a century. This tale has often been told on stage and screen, depicting Anastasia and her most famous impersonator: Anna ...

• Isle of Gold - a story in music 

  Samson, Matthew David Arling (2018)

  Out of the great abundance of stories available to humans throughout history, opera composers and their librettists have favored a surprisingly small subset of these stories in the production of their works. Thus, a ...

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