AMS/SMT 2014: Highlights from the OUP booth

We had a great time at this year’s AMS/SMT meeting! Milwaukee was a bit chilly, but we drank lots of coffee, cozied up with thrilling new books, and listened to some fantastic presentations!

Weren’t able to make it, or just feeling nostalgic? Take a tour through the eyes of OUP music, and check out some memorable highlights from this year’s joint meeting:

Check out the OUP booth all ready for AMS/SMT! Smile, and say, 'OXFORD!' Nalini Ghuman poses with her book, 'Resonances of the Raj'! Not one, but TWO! Todd Decker posing with both of his books at AMS/SMT, 'Who Should Sing, Ol' Man River?' and 'Show Boat' Annegret Fauser, winner of this year's Music in American Culture Award of the American Musicological Society, is happy to see her book, 'Sounds of War' at the OUP Booth! Mark Evan Bonds holding up his book, 'Absolute Music' I spy a swap! Annegret Fauser and Mark Evan Bonds showcasing eachother's books at the OUP booth Mark J. Butler Posing with his book, "Playing with Something that Runs" Look what I found! Mark J. Butler posing with his former student's book, 'Beating Time and Measuring Music in the Early Modern Era' by Roger Mathew Grant Spotted OUP author Roger Mathew Grant and his new book, "Beating Time and Measuring Music in the Early Modern Era" hanging out at the OUP booth! 'Anxiety Muted' contributor, Meghan Schrader, strikes a pose! Fantastic view from the Skywalk from the Milwaukee Hilton to the Milwaukee Convention Center! You know you're in Milwaukee when ... POLKA! Teardown adventures after doors close. Goodbye for now!

You can find out more information about the AMS/SMT 2014 conference by visiting their website. We already can’t wait for next year!

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