Associate Professor Emily Richmond Pollock and Lecturer Elina Hamilton will speak at "Music and Global Modernity: An Interdisciplinary Workshop", a workshop through the MIT History Department. 

Richmond Pollock will speak on "The Problem of Tradition and the Possibility of Renewal”

Hamilton will speak on  "Will the West Embrace Japan?: Unexpected Resonances from Boston's International Peace Jubilee (1872)"

The workshop is February 23rd from 1-6pm in E51- Room 275.

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