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Tierno Presents Research at International Medieval and Renaissance Music Conference

Adjunct Assistant Professor of Music Literature Alanna Ropchock Tierno, Ph.D., recently presented her research paper “Lost Sources and Confessional Borrowing: A Snapshot of Music and the Reformation Across Early Modern Slovakia” at the Medieval and Renaissance Music Conference in Warsaw, Poland. The presentation also featured research from her forthcoming chapter on Royal Hungary in the “Brill Companion to Music in the Reformations,” to be published by Brill.

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