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“Declined MCs, Modulating STs, and RTZs: Wandering Expositions at the Turn of the 19th Century", The Israeli Musicological Society summer meeting, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, June 2022.
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“Hummel’s ‘Tempest’: The F-sharp Minor Piano Sonata and ‘The Process of Becoming’”, Birmingham Music Analysis Conference (BrumMAC 2021), University of Birmingham, UK, July 2021.
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“Dussek, Reicha, Hummel and the ‘Linear Roundabout’: Retracted Tonal Zones (RTZ) in Late Eighteenth- and Early Nineteenth-Century Three-Key Expositions”, International Conference on Musical Form (Under the auspices of the Society for Music Analysis), Newcastle, UK, June 2021.
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“Deformations or Reformations? “Form-as-Process” in the works of Dussek, Reicha and Hummel”, The Israeli Musicological Society winter meeting, Israel, February 2021.
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“(Not) in his footsteps: Revisiting Ludwig’s Contemporaries”, Beyond Beethoven, 2020–1770, Conference and Concert Festival, Cornell University, September 2020
(canceled due to Covid-19)
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“On the Musically Melancholic”, Music Colloquium, the Buchmann-Mehta School of Music at Tel Aviv University, Israel, December 2019.
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“On the Musically Melancholic”, The Israeli Musicological Society Conference, Israel, July 2018.
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“Improvising Compositions – Composing Improvisations”, Music Colloquium, Department of Music, Bar-Ilan University, Israel, May 2018.
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“Psalm Songs, Swan Songs – C. P. E. Bach’s Magnificat (1749) and Heilig (1776)”, Music Symposium, Bach in Jerusalem Festival, the Jerusalem Music Center in Mishkenot Sha’ananim, Israel, March 2018.
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“Compositional Ambiguity in an Incredulous Age: C. P. E. Bach and the Darker Sides of Empfindsamkeit”, Melancholy and Solitude in the History of Ideas and Art History, workshop sponsored by the Uhl Foundation, Buchnerhof, South Tyrol, October 2016.
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“Skepticism and Anti-Sentimentalism in C. P. E. Bach’s C Minor Program Trio”, Mood - Aesthetic, Psychological and Philosophical Perspectives, University of Warwick, UK, May, 2016.
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“‘As obscure and unintelligible as the warbling of larks and linnets’: Latent Agendas in C. P. E. Bach’s C Minor Program Trio Wq. 161/1”, the Winter 2015 Meeting of the New England Chapter of the American Musicological Society, Boston University, US, February, 2015.
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“The Limits of Subjectivity? Self-Reflexive Manifestations in C. P. E. Bach’s E Minor Keyboard Concerto Wq. 15”, C. P. E. Bach and Eighteenth-Century Keyboard Culture, University of Oxford, UK, November 2014.
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“‘As obscure and unintelligible as the warbling of larks and linnets’: Latent Agendas in C. P. E. Bach’s C Minor Trio Wq. 161/1 (H.579)”, Sensation and Sensibility at the Keyboard in the Late 18th Century, Music Conference and Concert Festival Celebrating the Tercentenary of C. P. E. Bach, Cornell University, US, October, 2014.
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“The Limits of Subjectivity? Self-Reflexive Manifestations in C. P. E. Bach’s E Minor Keyboard Concerto Wq. 15”, The Royal Musical Association’s 50th annual conference, University of Leeds, UK, September 2014.
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“The Master of “Surface” and “Small Details”? Further Hermeneutical Challenges in C. P. E. Bach’s Music, Keynote Address, The Israeli Music Theory Forum (Under the auspices of the IMS), The Open University of Israel, March 2014.
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“Allegory, Irony and Deconstruction – Interpretation and Over-Interpretation of a Fugue”, Music Colloquium, the Music Department at Cornell University, US, October, 2013.
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“Narrative Hermeneutics of Mid-18th Century Instrumental Music”, Departmental Forum, the Department of Literature, Language and the Arts, The Open University of Israel, April 2013.
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“Allegory, Irony and Deconstruction – Interpretation and Over-Interpretation of a Fugue”, Music Colloquium, the Buchmann-Mehta School of Music at Tel-Aviv University, Israel, April 2013.
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“Ironizing Allegory of Listening – Deconstructing Monelle”, The International Conference on Music Semiotic in Memory of Raymond Monelle (ICMS-MRM), The University of Edinburgh, UK, October 2012.
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“On Music Experts and Amateurs in 18th century Germany (or, how to approach Emanuel Bach with the help of Immanuel Kant): New interpretations of old dichotomies”, Departmental Forum, The Department of Literature, Language and the Arts, The Open University of Israel, January 2012.
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“Lost in Translation, or, fantasia – que me veux-tu?”, The Israeli Musicological Society Conference, Israel, July 2011.