Prof. Dr. Jesse Rodin (Stanford University)
Giving Form to Fifteenth-Century Music
in Zusammenarbeit mit der Schola Cantorum Basiliensis
Bitte beachten Sie: um 19:30 Uhr findet am gleichen Ort eine Werkstatt-Aufführung von Josquin's Missa Gaudeamus statt, die Prof. Rodin in den Tagen zuvor mit Studierenden der Schola Cantorum Basiliensis erarbeitet hat.
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Ph.D., Harvard University. Special fields: Franco-Flemish polyphony of the 15th century (especially Ockeghem, Josquin, and their contemporaries); music in Renaissance Rome; performance of medieval and Renaissance music; musical notation; Jewish music. Director of the Josquin Research Project, a digital tool for accessing and analyzing music from ca. 1420 to ca. 1520 (jrp.ccarh.org).
Monographs: Josquin’s Rome: Hearing and Composing in the Sistine Chapel (Oxford University Press, 2012); Giving Form to Fifteenth-Century Music (under contract with Cambridge University Press). Co-editor, with Anna Maria Busse Berger, of the Cambridge History of Fifteenth-Century Music (Cambridge University Press, forthcoming 2014). Editor of Josquin’s L’homme armé masses for the New Josquin Edition (vol. 6, forthcoming 2014).
Articles in The Journal of Musicology, Early Music, Journal of the American Musicological Society, Acta Musicologica, Music & Letters, the Tijdschrift van de Koninklijke Vereniging voor Nederlandse Muziekgeschiedenis, the Handbuch der Musik der Renaissance, and the Festschrifts for Alejandro Planchart (forthcoming) and David Fallows.
Awards: AMS 50 fellow (2006); Paul A. Pisk Prize (AMS, 2006); Graves Award in the Humanities (American Council of Learned Societies and Pomona College, 2010); Noah Greenberg Award (AMS, 2010); Digital Innovation Fellowship (American Council of Learned Societies, 2012); Deems Taylor Award for Josquin’s Rome (American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, 2013).
Director of the vocal ensemble Cut Circle (cutcircle.com). Recording: De Orto and Josquin: Music in the Sistine Chapel around 1490 (Musique en Wallonie, 2012; http://bit.ly/Svix6B). In progress: recording of masses by Guillaume Du Fay.