Society for Musicology at Florida State University

And just like that we wrapped up our 13th Undergraduate Music Research Symposium!

Congratulations to all the presenters- we are always left in awe with the depth of research and presentation skills shown by everyone.

We hope you enjoyed being a part of the event, and we can’t wait to host more of such events in the near future.

Follow us for updates on the future musicology area meetings and events.

The society for musicology is ready to host its spring plant fundraiser. 🪴

Stop by our table in breezeway on April 15th, and pick up a beautiful plant buddy for you! All proceeds go towards enriching student experience, events organization and community building.

See you there!

The Society for Musicology is ready to host its Spring plant fundraiser!! 🪴

Stop by our table in the Breezeway on April 15th and pick up beautiful plants. All proceeds support society for musicology programs and initiatives that help us enrich student experience, music research and community building.

See you there!!

Dr. Mary Caron Lingold (Virginia Commonwealth University) and Dr. Emily Green (George Mason University) were in residence last week for a series of workshops with Musicology area ensembles related to a co-authored book with our very own Dr. Maria Ryan titled, Guide to Notated Sources in Early Black music.

Here are the pieces performed by our early music ensemble during the presentation.

Dr. Mary Caron Lingold (Virginia Commonwealth University) and Dr. Emily Green (George Mason University) were in residence last week for a series of workshops with Musicology area ensembles related to a co-authored book with our very own Dr. Maria Ryan titled, Guide to Notated Sources in Early Black Music.

They discussed teaching and performing early black music with Dr. Anya Wilkening and the musicology students during the area meeting and our early music ensemble performed a few pieces highlighted during the presentation.

Thank you to Dr. Ryan for such and e lighting and thoughtful discussion!

Our PhD candidate is organizing the Sound and Sustainability event, that will include a panel and a concert and focus on the themes of environmental sustainability through sound. The interdisciplinary panel features scholars from musicology, composition, geography, anthropology, etc. and the concert will feature works from FSU student and faculty.

Please join us and be a part of this important discussion on Friday 2-4pm at Calvin’s Great Hall and enjoy the concert on Sunday 7:30-9pm at Dohnanyi recital hall.

If you have a paper you’re proud of or a question you can’t stop thinking about, this is your space! 🎤

The Society for Musicology at FSU is excited to continue our annual tradition- The Undergraduate Music Research Symposium, where we celebrate the thoughtful, creative and outstanding work our undergraduates are doing!

📝 Abstract due: March 2, 2026 @11:59pm

Scan the QR code to submit and join us for another year of incredible work and presentations!

And we did it, thank you so much to everyone who joined us today for Dr. Peritz’s presentation and the reception.

See you in the next event soon!

Join us this Saturday from 10:00 am-12:15 pm to hear some of the brilliant undergraduate researchers we have here at FSU!

You won’t want to miss tonight’s concert by the FSU Modern Popular Music Ensemble! It’s happening at Club Downunder (in the FSU Student Union) at 7:30 PM. And….ITS FREE!