#AMSMT20 is now upon us. This will certainly be a unique conference, & it will also be a great opportunity to think about the accessibility of papers/videos/presentations.
Perhaps we can take some of the innovations from the virtual conference & adapt them for future meetings!
In advance of Sunday evening's business meeting of the AMS Music and Disability Study Group, we have created a small survey to help us get to know you and plan for our future. Please consider filling it out. It would be so helpful!
https://t.co/bxA6QVbb8A
Please register for our panel co-sponsored with @amssmtdismus at #AMS2021 ! Sunday 21 Nov 2pmCT. It is the only event at AMS open to the public, and we've advocated for accessibility by including ASL/CART in the zoom webinar. Details at the FB page: https://t.co/xNjkYJyyPo
the annual @AMS_musicology conference is upon us (virtually) beginning this weekend.
interested in Music and Disability studies? come to our business mtg:
Sunday, Nov. 21, 6:00-6:50pm CST
See agenda here: https://t.co/6g6diys8yo
Attn: @AMS_musicology 2021 CONF attendees: I invite you to watch my video recording of my paper on Billie Eilish & Depression, and join me and my fellow "Portraying Disability" panelists LIVE on THURS NOV 11 from 1-2pm (Chicago time) for our Q&A! https://t.co/0oaF8zyf6g
It’s always nice to hold the hard copy in your hands. Thank you @DavidFGarcia818 and @JSAMMusic and congratulations to all the other authors featured in the latest issue of JSAM including @DavidVanderHamm@LucyMCaplan@jmmccluskey 👏🏻🥂
Tomorrow Sat Nov 14 @ 11:15 am EST @anabelmaler and I will be presenting at the American Society for Aesthetics conference in a panel on "Music & d/Deafness" with colleagues from @GallaudetU and beyond! Live ASL will be provided! 🤟🏻🎵
https://t.co/G93LpHkMM7
Paper Highlight #AMSMT20 Day 1 (11/07/2020):
(AMS) 1:00-1:50PM CT @ Webinar 4: EMOTION AND MEANING IN FILM MUSIC panel
“Headphones, Deafness, and the ‘Inner Soundtrack’ of _The King’s Speech_” by Dr. Stephen Rumph (abstract attached) #dismus
If you watch any #AMSMT20 presentations that emphasize music and disability research, we invite you to also tag us (@amssmtdismus or using #dismus) in your reactions and thoughts.
Also, please highlight any accessibility issues/successes you experience throughout the conference!
#AMSMT20 is now upon us. This will certainly be a unique conference, & it will also be a great opportunity to think about the accessibility of papers/videos/presentations.
Perhaps we can take some of the innovations from the virtual conference & adapt them for future meetings!
We will be highlighting a few AMS & SMT papers and panels throughout the next two weekends.
Also, look for our larger disability panel and AMS/SMT Disability Interest Group Meeting (next Saturday 11/14).
Your scholarship is insightful & important!
Catch Rena Roussin’s paper/video “Cripping Haydn Studies: The Final Decade and Disabled Narrative in the Late Oratorios” before the Musical and Critical Disability Theory (AMS) Paper Session discussion on Nov. 14 @ 12:00—12:50PM
Well, we thank you for thinking about accessibility.
We are excited for the paper/video “Rhythmic Techniques in Signed Rap” that you have prepared with @anabelmaler!
Part of the Linguistic Expression and Popular Music paper panel on November 8, 12-12:50 CST #AMSMT20
After seeing the level of professionalism in some of your recently completed AMS/SMT videos, I am now extremely insecure. Ours is clear and accessible, with accurate captions, but some of these look like they were shot by the team that did the Planet Earth documentaries!!
Deep gratitude to artist @micahbazant for creating this GORGEOUS graphic for #CripTheVote in time for #ElectionDay! Feel free to download: https://t.co/A0wrHwaCfw
Be sure to check out and support Micah's artwork: https://t.co/hNY6sLfAmC
#Election2020#IWillVote