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Alejandro L. Madrid
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Vol. 22 No. 1 (2021): Dossier: Musical biography in Latin American musicology of the 21st century

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Alejandro L. Madrid, Cornell University

Alejandro L. Madrid es doctor en musicología y estudios culturales comparados por la Universidad Estatal de Ohio y se desempeña como catedrático de musicología y etnomusicología y como director del Departamento de Música de la Universidad Cornell. Entre otros temas, su trabajo explora cuestiones de historiografía, narratividad, diáspora y migración en y a partir de la música latinoamericana, desde mediados del siglo XIX hasta principios del XXI. Madrid ha recibido la Medalla Dent de la Royal Musical Association por sus “destacadas contribuciones a la musicología” (siendo el único musicólogo iberoamericano en haber sido honrado con este premio desde su instauración en 1961), y sus libros y artículos han sido merecedores de importantes premios de la Latin American Studies Association, American Musicological Society, International Association for the Study of Popular Music y la Fundación ASCAP, así como el Premio de Musicología Casa de las Américas y el Premio de Musicología Samuel Claro Valdés. Es editor de la serie Currents in Latin American and Iberian Music para Oxford University Press y co-editor de la revista Twentieth-Century Music que publica Cambridge University Press. Su libro más reciente, Tania León’s Stride. A Polyrhythmic Life, será publicado este año por University of Illinois Press.

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“Presentation”. 2021. Revista Argentina de Musicología 22 (1): 13-18. https://ojs.aamusicologia.ar/index.php/ram/article/view/346.

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