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DESCRIPTION:Zoom webinar link will be posted here soon.\n\nOberlin Conserva
 tory's Division of Musicology will convene a symposium\, “Decentering th
 e Canon in the Conservatory\,” on Saturday\, February 6\, from 1:30-3:30
  p.m. \n\nThis symposium is part of Oberlin's celebration of Black History
  Month and will be presented by Oberlin Stage Left. \n\nWhile discussions 
 of the claims of canon\, canon formation\, and the like have a history in 
 academia\, at the present moment when issues of social injustice and racis
 m have risen to such tragic heights\, that discussion takes on a new and d
 ramatic urgency\, and we are anxious to explore these issues together with
  a number of invited guests. \n\nGuest Panelists:\n\nProf. Naomi Andre (Un
 iversity of Michigan)\, author of the recent Black Opera:  History\, Power
 \, Engagement\n\nProf. Loren Kajikawa (George Washington University)\, aut
 hor of Sounding Race in Rap Songs\n\nProf. Imani Mosley (University of Flo
 rida)\, author of  "Say Her Name: Invocation\, Remembrance\, and Gendered 
 Trauma in Black Lives Matter" in Performing Commemoration: Musical Reenact
 ment and the Politics of Trauma\n\nProf. Kira Thurman (University of Michi
 gan)\, author of the forthcoming Singing Like Germans: Black Musicians in 
 the Land of Bach\, Beethoven and Brahms\n\nModerated by Chris Jenkins\, Ob
 erlin Conservatory associate dean for academic support.
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SUMMARY:Symposium: Decentering the Canon in the Conservatory
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CATEGORIES:Music
CATEGORIES:Lectures/Symposia/Workshops
CATEGORIES:Signature Programs
CATEGORIES:Black History Month
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