When In Musicology

Where music goes to die

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AMS Day 4: After multiple days of panels, receptions, concerts, socializing, budget overruns, and crippling self-doubt

Time to head back to reality, everyone. We’ll be off hiatus soon!

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AMS Day 3: When you find a university party with an open bar

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AMS Day 2: When you accept a publisher’s invitation to attend a 7:30am focus group meeting

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AMS Day 1: Meeting new people

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It’s alive!

Sorry about the extended hiatus. We ran into some labor issues when all of our tumblr elves pissed off late last year to join the Gary Johnson 4 Prez campaign, but they’ll probably have some time on their hands before too long. We expect labor negotiations to get underway by Christmas, where we can work form a position of strength. In the meantime, enjoy this limited series of posts as we build up to AMS! 

Hey, it works for Steven Moffat on Sherlock. No reason why it can’t work here.

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When the prof says “this will be on the exam”

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When you try learning new notation software

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When the third quarter finally ends

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The Bronx School for Tae Kwon Do proudly presents Swan Lake

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When you attend a paper on musical semiotics

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When you explain parody masses to the sophomores

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When you leave the other grad students behind after graduating

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Music History 1: first day lecture

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When the person sitting next to you at a concert nods off and is cranky when you wake them

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When you get invited to an on-campus interview for a TT job

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When you accidentally run into an advisee at the bar

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When you have a TA to work your audio examples in class