#  Eloy Ramirez 

Historical Musicology

 

 

 



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 email <eloyramirez@g.harvard.edu> 

 



 

Eloy Ramirez is a Ph.D. student in Historical Musicology. He studied music education and bassoon at Texas State University before obtaining his MM in Musicology at the University of Arizona. Being a first-generation American citizen, expanding the literature of composers belonging to marginalized groups is an impetus in his research.

His interests include the intersection of critical theory and avant-garde music during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, and how repression of social groups affects the output of composers identifying within those groups. These interests prompted recent research on how Pauline Oliveros’s music prefigured third-wave feminist ideas and the use of music as a state apparatus in colonial Mexico.



 

 

 





 

 

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