Professor of Music
Dr. Pfau heads the music history and literature program at USD, and teaches special interdisciplinary courses with faculty from the literature, theology, philosophy, and political science departments. She received her doctorate in historical musicology from Stony Brook University in New York, with a dissertation on Hildegard von Bingen. Prior to coming to the US, she obtained graduate degrees and a solo diploma in historical performance practices and in early wind instruments from the Musikhochschule Hamburg, and holds a licentiate in music therapy from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London.
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a scholar, Dr. Pfau has published extensively on Hildegard von Bingen.
Intensely interested in the connections of scholarship and performance,
she has produced several international early music festivals and symposia
at USD. Recently, her focus has shifted toward the 18th century, with
emphasis on unpublished music for baroque oboe. She explores this repertoire
with her ensemble for early music, 'toutes suites' (www.toutes-suites.com)
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Jean Michel Muller (1683-1743). XII Sonates pour Hautbois concertante ... genuin Leipzig, 2008
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Angelus: Sacred Early Music Concert Series
Marianne Pfau, director
In Mulieribus [Portland, Oregon] performs
Chant and Conductus, Motet and Mass
Anonymous, Dufay, Jaosquin, Palestrina
March 27, 2008 8pm
USD-Founders Chapel
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