The School of Music, Dance and Theater welcomes Lindsey Reymore as an assistant professor of music theory beginning in fall 2022.
“I am especially excited about the possibilities for cross-disciplinary collaboration in both research and pedagogy at ASU—working with colleagues in other departments and schools to create new approaches that integrate and exceed the possibilities offered by any discipline of study available,” said Reymore. “This includes working closely with performers and composers, practitioners across the performing arts and researchers in fields such as psychology, statistics and neuroscience.” & # xD;
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Reymore said she is also looking forward to joining ASU’s SAMBA (Science of Art, Music and Brain) interdisciplinary research group, made up of undergraduates and students interested in the science of music perception.
She is currently a postdoctoral fellow at McGill University in Montreal working with the ACTOR Project (Analysis, Creation and Teaching of the Orchestra), a global network of musicians and scientists working on projects related to music and orchestration.
“We are delighted that Dr. Lindsey Reymore with us this fall,” said Heather Landes, director of ASU’s School of Music, Dance and Theater. “Dr. Reymore’s experience as a chorister, his research interests in music and orchestration, and his interdisciplinary projects complement our music theory program. Our students will benefit from her knowledge and the course offerings she plans to develop.”
Reymore’s research utilizes interdisciplinary methodologies, using approaches from behavioral psychology and data analytics combined with music analysis. Her work has been presented at national and international conferences and has been published in journals including Psychomusicology, Musicae Scientiae, Frontiers in Psychology, PLOS One and Human Technology. She was awarded the 2018 Early Career Researcher Award by the European Society for Cognitive Sciences in Music for work on the semantics of tobacco.
Her areas of expertise include timbre and orchestration, which have historically been understudied in music theory.
“For the past two years as a postdoctoral fellow with the ACTOR Project, I have been collaborating with experts in these fields around the world,” said Reymore. “I look forward to integrating recent discoveries and approaches to tonality, texture and instrumentation into the music theory curriculum and developing new courses on these topics.”
Reymore discovered the cognitive field of music after earning her master’s degree at the University of Texas at Austin. Her doctoral program at Ohio State University allowed her to conduct research using methods from a wide range of disciplines while developing her teaching skills.
Which is better ASU or U of A?
As a performer, Reymore said her music theory studies have greatly enhanced her skills and experiences as a musician. On the same subject : U.S. Postal Service Honors Mariachi, the Traditional Music of Mexico. She hopes to help students discover how their classroom experiences can best complement their own musical experiences, whether as a performer, composer or educator.
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| “I am committed to creating opportunities for student research in music theory and cognition, and I am especially looking forward to working with my colleagues in the theory department to develop the music cognition laboratory at ASU,” said Reymore. “My goal is to guide students as they develop the skills to creatively apply what they learn in music theory and aural skills to their everyday musical lives.” | Reymore has served on the faculty at Vanderbilt University and Belmont University and as principal oboe with the Jackson Symphony Orchestra and the Murfreesboro Symphony Orchestra. | ASU is ranked 115th in the US News ranking, while UA comes in at 124. Specific programs at Arizona universities receive higher rankings from US News, while other lists, such as the public university rankings only, place Arizona schools higher. For example, ASU is ranked 53rd and UA 58th on US News’ list of best public schools. |
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| 1 | Arizona State University | Tempe |
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