PRESENTATIONS

 


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The task of this oral presentation is to present some relevant information about the person or topic listed. Presentations should last no longer than 10 minutes, and they should not be read from a written manuscript. Make yourself an expert and share your knowledge with your fellow students!
Week 1
Week 2
  • W 9/8: "Heinrich von Kleist"
Week 3
  • M 9/13: "E.T.A. Hoffmann" (Casey Herrforth)
  • W 9/15: "Franz Grillparzer"
Week 4
  • M 9/20: "Music in Nineteenth-Century Germany"
  • M 9/20: "Ludwig van Beethoven" (Kristin Graefe)
  • W 9/22: "Richard Wagner" (Kate Rechner)
Week 5
  • W 9/29: "Principles of Richard Wagner's Music" (Benjamin Allen)
Week 6
  • M 10/4: "Richard Wagner and Antisemitism" (Randy Pick)
  • W 10/6: "Friedrich Nietzsche" (Jacob Haubenreich)
Week 7
  • M 10/11: "Nietzsche and Wagner" (Sarah Tomashek)
Week 8
  • M 10/18: "Thomas Mann" (Hilary Schwarzenbach)
  • W 10/20: "Principles of Schoenberg's Music" (Kristin McGrath)
Week 9
Week 10
  • M 11/1: "Thomas Bernhard" (Dan Daranciang)
  • W 11/3: "Glenn Gould" (John Mancuso)
Week 11
  • M 11/8: "Johann Sebastian Bach" (Alicia Caldwell)
  • W 11/10: "Benjamin von Stuckrad-Barre" (Erika Hajdu)
Week 12
Week 13
Week 14
  • W 12/1: "Rainald Goetz"
Week 15
  • M 12/6: "Techno in Contemporary Germany" (Jen Flores)