Friday, May 22, 3:15 pm

Collier House

This is one of the School of Music’s premier academic lectures of the year, and it caps McClary’s week-long residency at the UO as a Trotter Visiting Professor.

For those unfamiliar with her work, Susan McClary’s book Feminine Endings: Music, Gender, and Sexuality (Minnesota, 1991) helped launch a wave of feminist music scholarship as well as related work on culture, identity, and politics that became known in the 1990s as “the new musicology.” A winner of the MacArthur foundation “genius grant” (1995), she has been a leader in the field of musicology for over two decades, and her work has been influential in many other disciplines. She’s a dynamic and brilliant speaker, so don’t miss this excellent lecture.