About: Mark DeVoto
Mark DeVoto, musicologist and composer, is an expert in early 20th-century music. A graduate of Harvard College (1961) and Princeton University (Ph.D., 1967), he is professor emeritus of music at Tufts University. In 1997 he edited the /Altenberg Lieder/, op. 4, for the new edition of Alban Berg's complete works, and wrote the revised fourth (1978) and fifth (1987) editions of /Harmony/ by his teacher Walter Piston. In 2004 he published /Debussy and the Veil of Tonality: Essays on his Music/ (Pendragon Press).
Articles by Mark DeVoto:
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Music from Down East: Two Fine Concerts in Eastport,
21 Jun 2010 in Reviews
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Spectrum of Moods in Child’s Song of Liberty at MIT,
08 May 2010 in Reviews
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Variations Figured in Levin and Chuang’s Two-Piano Recital,
01 May 2010 in Reviews
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Fragment of Frazin’s Oratorio-in-Progress, with Ives, Copland, and Schoenfield at Wellesley,
11 Apr 2010 in Reviews
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Kalmar Outstanding Guide in BSO’s Harbison, Mahler,
09 Apr 2010 in Reviews
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Lieberson Songs of Love and Sorrow with Gerald Finley Premiered at BSO,
27 Mar 2010 in Reviews
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Remembering Lukas,
15 Mar 2010 in News & Features
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Informal Chamber Setting for Spanish Baroque at MFA,
15 Mar 2010 in Reviews
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Alea III, Former Students, Celebrate Lukas Foss,
04 Mar 2010 in Reviews
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A Birthday Note,
22 Feb 2010 in News & Features
