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Papers and Presentations
Upcoming
“The Two Finales of Op. 130: An Old Problem Revisited.”
Symposium Performing Beethoven String Quartets, Harvard University. February 12, 2010

“Between Representation, Entertainment, and Music Cultivation: Public Concerts in the Hotel Stadt Paris in Late Eighteenth-Century Berlin”
American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (ASECS). March 18-21, 2010

Past
Universität Leipzig, Germany. October 2008
“Öffentliche Musikkultur in Berlin an der Schwelle zum 19. Jahrhundert.” Conference paper at the XIV. Internationaler Kongress der Gesellschaft für Musikforschung.

Harvard University, Music Department. April 2008
“Serialism, Chance, Indeterminacy: … and the rest is silence ….” Guest lecture.

Harvard University, Music Department. December 2007
“Collaboration in Musicology.” Friday Lunch Talk Series.

Harvard University, Houghton Library. October 2007
“An Ambrosian Monastic Manuscript? Notes on Houghton MS Typ 299.” Co-authored paper at Ambrosian Chant conference.

Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Germany. March 2007
„Berliner Musikgeschmack um 1800 im Spiegel von Johann Carl Friedrich Rellstabs Musikalienkatalogen.“ Conference paper.

Humboldt Universität Berlin, Germany. February 2006
“Music: Drastic or Gnostic?” Presented paper and moderated panel discussion for the European Network for Musicological Research.

Humboldt Universität Berlin, Germany. January 2006
“The Transformation of the Public Sphere in Music.” Presented on current research in a seminar by Wolfgang Fuhrmann.

Harvard University, Music Department. April 2005
“Musical Life in Berlin around 1800.” Gave paper for Friday Lunch Talk Series.

Harvard University, Core Curriculum. February 2005
“Opera Buffa and Mozart’s Don Giovanni.” Held guest lecture for L&A B-68: Opera.

Harvard University, Student Conference. March 2004
“Automated Identification of Scribes via Neural Networks.” Co-authored conference paper.

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