Student Awards
Awards committee:
Amy Belfi (chair), Sammy Gardner, Finn Upham, Sam Burgess
1st place:
A New Auditory Theory and Its Implications for the Study of Timbre
Braden N. Maxwell. Johanna B. Fritzinger, Laurel H. Carney
2nd place
Social Music: Investigating the Link Between Personal Liking and Perceived Groove
Douglas Kowalewski, Taylor Kratzer, Ronald Friedman
3rd place
A Statistical Model for Melody Reduction
Tianxue Hu, Claire Arthur
Honorable mentions:
Stimulus Accessibility and Music Theory/Therapy
Timbre’s Function in the Perception of Affective Intents
Effect of Metrical Primes on Perceived Complexity of 2:3 and 3:4 Polyrhythms
Eligibility
- Presenter(s) must have been a student at the time of the original Future Directions conference (May 2020)
- Presenter(s) must submit both a proceedings article and a video presentation
- Eligibility form
Prizes
- 1st place: $750
- 2nd place: $500
- 3rd place: $250
- Honorable mention: $100
Selection process: Based on quality of research as well as the proceedings/video