Alexander Morgan is currently a post-doctoral fellow at the Université libre of Brussels in collaboration with the Josquin Research Project, and recently earned his PhD in music theory from McGill University under Peter Schubert and Julie Cumming. His main research interests include interval-succession treatises, dissonance treatment, style change, corpus studies, and also swing music. The common thread in these diverse interests is his focus on counterpoint. In his spare time, Alexander enjoys performing and arranging music for the classical guitar.
Contact : alexanderpmorgan@gmail.com
Séance - Music of the Renaissance 9.F.1 : Suspension Theory: Codifying Late-15th-Century Ternary Suspensions and How their Use Changed in Later Repertoire
