April 29, 2022
Professional Graduate Certificate in Music Theory & Analysis at Berklee College of Music Kristine Dizon, recent recipient of Professional Graduate Certificate in Music Theory and Analysis, Music Composition and Harmony, and Counterpoint at the Berklee College of Music with distinction.
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Research interests: world cinema, sound and image, cultural theory and identity, poetry and music, sound production, musicology, popular music studies, world music, folksongs for children and the clarinet.
Current projects: the use of pre-recorded music in the films of Stanley Kubrick, undiscovered clarinet repertoire by French female composers, and the relationship between poetry and music in French symphonic repertoire. Kristine is a Junior Researcher at the Centro de Estudo de Communicação e Cultura at the Universidade de Católica Portuguesa Lisboa and recipient of the Fundação para ciencia e tecnologia grant through the Lisbon Consortium. |
She recently finished writing her contribution "The Consumption of Laughter in Everyday Life" for the summer publication for Jeunesse Young People, Texts, Cultures.
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Kristine was recently selected to contribute as a book reviewer for the Songbooks: The Literature of Popular Music for the European Journal of American Studies.
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She recently published an article she co-wrote with Alvaro Barbosa called "The Film Sound Analysis Framework: A Conceptual Tool to Interpret the Cinematic Experience" in the Journal of Science and Technology of the Arts.
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