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Renaissances Graduate Research Series: Daniel Koplitz and Seth Coluzzi: In-Toning the Phrygian, Sounding the Mad: An Apology for Modal Ethos Theory
Date
Fri January 9th 2026, 4:30 - 6:00pm
Event Sponsor
Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages
Location
Building 460, Margaret Jacks Hall
450 Jane Stanford Way, Building 460, Stanford, CA 94305
Terrace Room (426)
450 Jane Stanford Way, Building 460, Stanford, CA 94305
Terrace Room (426)
Join Renaissances as we host Daniel Koplitz (Music, Stanford) in conversation with Professor Seth Coluzzi (Music, Colgate) for our winter Graduate Research Series. This event pairs Daniel’s dissertation chapter “In-Toning the Phrygian, Sounding the Mad: An Apology for Modal Ethos Theory” with Professor Coluzzi’s work on mode and early music. Our speakers will introduce their research and share responses to one another’s work before inviting questions from the audience. To RSVP and receive copies of the materials under discussion, please complete this brief form.
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