[Mus-undergrad-info] Bayz Tomorrow, 4/16: Ketty Wong, “Luis Humberto Salgado: A Nationalist-Modernista Composer in 20th-Century Ecuador”

[Amy Skjerseth]

*2024–2025 Florence Bayz Music Series*
*“Luis Humberto Salgado: A Nationalist-Modernista Composer in 20th-Century
Ecuador”*
*Ketty Wong (**Associate Professor of Ethnomusicology at the University of
Kansas)*
April 16th, 12–12:50pm, ARTS 157
*miércoles de música (bring your own lunch/buy lunch at The Barn) to follow
at 1pm*
While musical encyclopedias identify Luis Humberto Salgado as a nationalist
composer, he described his musical style as ranging “from neodiatonicism to
postserialism, beyond Schoenberg.” This presentation will examine Salgado’s
eclectic compositional style, which decenters Eurocentric notions of
musical modernism while also expressing a strong sense of locality that
diverges from tradition.

Spread the word to your students and friends; Bayz series events are free
and open to the public. For more information about this event, follow this
link: https://events.ucr.edu/event/Ketty-Wong.

After the event, we'll head to the Barn at 1pm for *miércoles de música*
(organized by Dr. Liz Przybylski; I'll lead us all there tomorrow), which
are informal drop-in lunches known as "Music Mondays" in the fall quarter.
Feel free to bring your lunch or you can buy lunch at the Barn.

See you tomorrow,
Amy
*Dr. Amy Skjerseth* (*she/her*)
Assistant Professor of Popular Music
University of California, Riverside

*I sometimes send emails outside of traditional working hours, but I do not
expect a response outside of your own.*
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