Meghan Quinlan

Affiliated Researcher at Department of Musicology

E-mail:: meghan.quinlan@musik.uu.se
Visiting address:: Engelska parken, Thunbergsvägen 3H
Postal address:: Box 633
751 26 UPPSALA

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Biography

I come from a multi-disciplinary background, holding degrees in the liberal arts and natural sciences (B.Arts.Sc., McMaster), medieval studies (M.St., Oxon), and musicology (DPhil, Oxon). This exposure to a wide range of scholarly perspectives informs much of my work, which includes close readings of medieval songs as well as broader explorations of music's role in medieval culture.

I am also trained as a choral conductor and singer, and periodically share my performances of the songs I am researching on my videocast, Chanter m'estuet.

Publications

Selection of publications

Recent publications

Popular Music: In Search of Lost Practices [In Press]

Quinlan, Meghan; Mason, Joseph W.

Part of A Cultural History of Music in the Middle Ages, Bloomsbury Academic, 2022
Eye, Mouth, and Ear: The Female-Voiced Contrafacta of Can vei la lauzeta mover

Quinlan, Meghan

Part of Female-Voiced Song in the Middle Ages, Brill Academic Publishers, 2021
When Courtly Song invades History: Lyricising Blanche de Castile

Quinlan, Meghan

Part of Gender and Voice in Medieval French Literature and Lyric, University Press of Florida, 2021
Kör, gemenskap och jagets gräns

Quinlan, Meghan

Part of Signum, 2020
Can Melodies be Signs? Contrafacture and Representation in Two Trouvère Songs

Quinlan, Meghan

Part of Early music, p. 13-27, 2020
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All publications

Articles in journal

Chapters in book

Popular Music: In Search of Lost Practices [In Press]

Quinlan, Meghan; Mason, Joseph W.

Part of A Cultural History of Music in the Middle Ages, Bloomsbury Academic, 2022
Eye, Mouth, and Ear: The Female-Voiced Contrafacta of Can vei la lauzeta mover

Quinlan, Meghan

Part of Female-Voiced Song in the Middle Ages, Brill Academic Publishers, 2021
When Courtly Song invades History: Lyricising Blanche de Castile

Quinlan, Meghan

Part of Gender and Voice in Medieval French Literature and Lyric, University Press of Florida, 2021