Michael Baker is associate professor of music theory at the University of Kentucky, where he teaches courses on harmony and voice leading, solfeggio, counterpoint, and the analysis of musical form. His articles have appeared in journals such as Theory and Practice, College Music Symposium, The Musical Times, The Dutch Journal of Music Theory, TEMPO, Indiana Theory Review, and The Journal of Schenkerian Studies; additionally, he has research forthcoming in collections of essays on music by women composers and the analysis of opera. Michael is also an avid horn player, having minored in horn during his doctoral studies at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, and plays in several local and civic ensembles in and around Lexington, KY.
Contact : michael.baker4676@gmail.com
Séance - Partimento and Schemata 5.D.2 : A Dorian Middleground Schema in Bach’s Minor-Key Fugue Expositions
