Alumnus presents at TSMT meeting

Standing: Dr. Rebecca Eaton, Dr. Jose Garza (BM 2012, MM 2014), Juan Gutierrez (MM 2011), Amy Dixon Hatch (BM 2011, MM 2013), Dr. Cynthia I. Gonzales Seated: Dr. Nico Schuler, Dr. Ken Stephenson
Standing: Dr. Rebecca Eaton, Dr. Jose Garza (BM 2012, MM 2014), Juan Gutierrez (MM 2011), Amy Dixon Hatch (BM 2011, MM 2013), Dr. Cynthia I. Gonzales
Seated: Dr. Nico Schuler, Dr. Ken Stephenson

Seven theorists from Texas State participated in the annual meeting of the Texas Society of Music Theory February 23-24 in Dallas.

Alumnus Dr. Jose Garza presented an excellent paper “What Dwells Beneath the Surface: Rhythm, Meter, Culture, and Meaning in Contemporary Metal Music” that featured his dissertation research. He earned his Ph.D. In Music Theory from Florida State University in December 2017.

Dr. Nico Schüler presented a paper that evaluated current software for automatic and semi-automatic onset detection in recorded music performances and discussed expressive timing in several performances of the beginning of Beethoven’s piano sonata op.  2 no 1.

At this meeting, Dr. Cynthia Gonzales began her three-year term as President of the Texas Society for Music Theory.

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