Maddie Kavanagh Clarke (MA, Distinction, Durham University; first class honours Bachelor of Music degree, University College Dublin) is completing a PhD at Durham University, funded by an Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Northern Bridge Doctoral Training Partnership Scholarship. Previous awards include a Durham Faculty of Arts and Humanities Masters Scholarship, and a University College Dublin stage-two scholarship for exceptional academic achievement. In 2015 she received a ‘Faculty of Arts and Humanities Celebrating Success’ certificate in recognition of her academic record, and in 2013 was awarded joint first prize at the 7th Annual CHMHE (Council of Heads of Music in Higher Education) Undergraduate Musicology Competition in Ireland. Maddie’s research focuses on romantic music analysis, formal theory, syntax, cadences, and Mendelssohn.
Contact : maddiekavanaghclarke@gmail.com
Séance - Falling Nicely Into Place: The Cadence in History and Theory3.F.2 : An Investigation of the Cadence in Early Nineteenth-Century Syntax
