Faculty artist Susan Forscher Weiss, musicology, has given and will give a number of lectures this summer. On May 8, she gave a lecture “The Art of String Quartet Playing” in conjunction with a performance by the Escher String Quartet as a part of the Candlelight Concert Society’s season. She also spoke as a part of the Shriver Hall Concert and Lecture Series, one accompanied by Yin Zhu (GPD ’17, MM ’19, Vocal Accompanying) and Katherine Holobinko (BM ’19, Voice). On June 17, she will present a seminar at McGill University called “Roman de Volvelle: Revolving wheels in Renaissance music theory texts.” In July, she will travel to Basel where she will present her paper “Originality and Imitation in Sixteenth-Century Musical Grammars: The Curious Case of Ambrosius Wilfflingseder’s Erotemata Musices (Nuremberg, 1563)” at the Medieval Renaissance Meetings.
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