The Society for Seventeenth-Century Music
2021 Annual Meeting, April 15-18
The Society for Seventeenth-Century Music will hold its Twenty-Ninth Annual Conference from Thursday through Sunday, April 15–18 2021, via Zoom. This year’s annual meeting is hosted by the University of Oregon Musicking Conference, an annual, five-day event that seeks to cultivate student and community interest in early music and historical performance practice studies by combining scholarship, education, and performance. Musicking activities will primarily occur between April 12 and April 15, and will then segue into SSCM (April 15 through April 18). We invite each of you to join us for our Musicking conference (free and open to all interested parties), which will include a presentation on a recent critical edition of the works of Antonio Vandini; a lecture concert on early music of Central and South Americas; a keynote address on “The State of Early Music in 2021” (Marc Vanscheeuwijck); and a special joint panel dedicated to diversifying early music pedagogy. This joint panel will be hosted by the Musicking Conference, and will focus on the important work of the SSCM’s members. The pedagogy panel (Monday, April 12) speaks to the commitment of SSCM (and that of the newly created Committee for Diversity and Inclusion) to promote inclusion and access, and will therefore be free and open for viewing by individuals beyond our own society.
Conference Menu
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SSCM Membership
Research Award for Diversity and Inclusion
Applications are now being accepted for the Research Award for Diversity and Inclusion. The award supports underrepresented scholars at early stages of their careers, as well as topics of research that are underrepresented in the field of seventeenth-century music. Read more and submit your application.
Travel Grant
Applications are now being accepted for the Travel Grant for the 2025 Conference. The Travel Grant is awarded on a competitive basis to applicants who wish to attend the Annual Conference and who receive little or no support from their institutions. Read more and submit your application.
Donate in Memory of Antonia Banducci
The SSCM welcomes any gift in memory of Antonia Banducci. Such contributions will be added to the Society's endowment, a fund generously supported by Antonia herself as part of her long commitment to the growth and future health of the SSCM. Make your donation here.
