Allison Chu
Allison Chu is a PhD student in Music History at Yale University, with research interests in opera in the twenty-first century and identity. She holds a Bachelor of Music in Clarinet Performance and a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Michigan. In 2020, Allison co-founded the Midnight Oil Collective, a collaborative creator-led arts investment, development, and production group.
Siriana Lundgren
Siriana is a third year PhD student in musicology at Harvard. Her research focuses on intersectional feminist critique of people and communities musicking throughout the American West in the late 19th century. Recent projects have included work on the structures of power that surround musicking in the red-light districts of Rocky Mountain mining towns. She holds a BM in Vocal Performance and Gender Studies from St. Olaf College, which mostly means that she just loves to sing. But, when she’s not singing, she can likely be found watching Star Wars.
Cat Slowik
Cat Slowik is a PhD candidate in music history at Yale. She holds a BA in art history and anthropology from Columbia. Her dissertation, “Audile Techniques in Early Modern England,” describes the history and pedagogy of listening around English cantus firmus music. Cat co-convenes Yale’s Sound Studies Working Group and co-founded the Yale Music Gender Equity Initiative in 2018.
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