Chelsey Hamm is an Assistant Professor of Music Theory and Aural Skills and is the Coordinator of the Music Theory and Aural Skills curriculum at Missouri Western State University in Saint Joseph, Missouri, United States. Chelsey completed her Ph.D. in Music Theory at Indiana University in December, 2016. Her dissertation, “Charles Ives and Democracy: Association, Borrowing, and Treatment of Dissonance in His Music,” was supervised by Dr. Marianne Kielian-Gilbert. Chelsey has a wide range of research interests, including music and meaning, musical borrowings, and 20th-century music, especially that of Charles Ives.
Contact : chamm2@missouriwestern.edu
Séance - Modern American Composers 12.J.1 : Charles Ives's Associations with Kaiser Wilhelm II, Compositional Effects, and Present-day Listening Strategies
