Yi-Cheng Daniel Wu completed his Ph.D. (2012) in Music Theory at the University at Buffalo (USA). Prior to coming to Soochow University School of Music (China) in Fall 2013 as the Assistant Professor of Music Theory, he taught at Wesleyan University (USA), where he served as the Visiting Assistant Professor of Music. His articles appear in Indianan Theory Review (2013), Musicology Australia (2016), Music Analysis (2017), and a book chapter in Form and Process in Music: 1300–2014 edited by Jack Boss. Aside from music theory, he is also interested in piano performance. In the Spring of 2009, he received first prize in the 2008-2009 UBSO Concerto Competition, in which he performed the first movement from Saint-Saëns’s Second Piano Concerto.
Contact : ywu7@buffalo.edu
Séance - The Second Viennese School (II): Pairing Schoenberg and Webern 5.A.5 : Webern’s op. 12 No. 2 Die geheimnisvolle Flöte: Pitch Orthography, Text Setting, and Form
