Disability Identity in Music Scholarship SESSION

We were delighted to host six panelists for our session on Disability Identity in Music Scholarship at AMS/SMT-Denver (Friday, November 10, 2023 - 8:00pm–10:00pm Mountain Time (10 PM Eastern, 9 PM Central, 7 PM Pacific, 3 AM GMT).

In advance of our panel  we provided recorded, captioned presentations by our participants, embedded below.  We sincerely encourage you to watch those presentations before watching the recording of the panel, at bottom.

During the panel time, our participants provided brief summaries of their presentations, after which we opened to Q&A / conversation between those in attendance.  CART captioning was provided, and the live captioning has been corrected in the recording below, which integrates one of the brief summaries that could not be provided at the session itself.

Please don't hesitate to ask questions or comment on the presentations in the blog comments!  Comments will be moderated to avoid spam or similar malicious intervention.

• Ethnography Through All Of Our Bodies: Reconsidering Methodology through Disability Expertise - Emily Williams Roberts, University of Chicago
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• I got a right to be Mad: Madness in Beyoncé’s Lemonade - Samar Johnson, University of Kentucky 

 

• Perspective - Molly Joyce, University of Virginia

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• Inclusive Music Workshops - Diane Kolin, York University

 

• An Initial Exploration of Autistic, Synesthetic Queer Listening - Steph Ban, Independent Scholar

 

• Crip-Punk! Exploring Disability and Liberation Through Music - Chris Wylie

All videos below have closed captions.  The Kolin video also has open captions.

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