Our far flung correspondents: Delaware reporting in post-AMS

Rebecca Cweibel shares her experience of attending her first AMS conference, twitter, and networking.

Amusicology goes to AMS 2011

Ryan Raul Banagale–who apparently is feeling in the blogging mood this week–shares a few highlights and thoughts about the American Musicological Society (AMS) meeting this weekend.

AMS Preview – Part II (Ryan’s Turn)

Ryan’s plan of attack at AMS, just in case anyone cares!

Musicology in the Blogosphere

The full text of Ryan & Drew’s recent piece in the August 2010 AMS newsletter (VOLUME XL, NUMBER 2), which appeared shortened therein due to space considerations.

“The end of Dial ‘M’?” or “Why run a musicology blog?”

The departure of one of the more prominent musicology bloggers prompts Ryan to reflect on the nature of what we do as academic bloggers and why there aren’t more of us.

“Nobody’s Here” – Beethoven’s Fifth in The Simpsons

Ryan’s knowledge of The Simpsons finally comes in handy in this quick response to a question posed on the AMS-listserv.

Guest Post by Zoe Lang: Today’s Musicological Toolbox

Guest-poster Zoe Lang chimes in on the recent AMS-listserv paleography discussion and considers how we might revise our musicological toolbox for the betterment of interdisciplinary dialogue.

We’re #7! Whetever that means…

Turns out Amusicology has been named #7 in Wikio’s “Top Blogs: Classical Music” category…whatever that means.

AMS 2009 – Recap

Ryan Raul Banagale, still very much in the midst of conference recovery mode, offers a few highlights from AMS Philadelphia 200[9].

AMS 2009 – Day #1

Ryan gives a (very) brief recap of Day #1 at AMS in Philadelphia…