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Elizabeth
Hellmuth Margulis
Assistant Professor
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| Bachelor of
Music - Peabody Conservatory of Music |
| Master of Arts
- Columbia University |
| Ph.D. - Columbia
University |
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| Office: MUSC
109 |
| Telephone: (479)
575-4138 |
| email: ehm@uark.edu |
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Elizabeth Margulis has a B.M. in piano
performance from the Peabody Conservatory of Music and a Ph.D. from Columbia
University. Her main research interest is in music cognition, particularly
mechanisms of expectation and attention, and the musical experiences of listeners
without formal training. Her work has appeared in journals including Music
Perception, Psychology of Music, Journal of New Music Research, Music Theory
Spectrum, and Human Brain Mapping, and papers are forthcoming in Computer
Music Journal, Review of General Psychology, and Journal of Music Theory.
A co-authored chapter on music and expectation will appear in the Handbook
of Music and Emotion, forthcoming from Oxford University Press. She has presented
at conferences including the International Conference on Music Perception
and Cognition, the International Conference on Music and Gesture, the annual
meeting of the Society for Music Perception and Cognition, and the annual
meeting of the Society for Music Theory. She has been a fellow at the Santa
Fe Institute Complex Systems Summer School and at the Mannes Institute for
Advanced Studies in Music Theory. She is interested in arts advocacy and recently
received a Classical Music Initiative Grant from American Public Media. Before
coming to the University of Arkansas, she was on the faculty of the music
cognition program at Northwestern University.
Please visit the website of the music cognition
lab at the University of Arkansas.
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