Musician | Creator | Speaker - Owner of Hitz Academy + TEM Coaching. Former tuba player for Boston Brass. Host of The Brass Junkies. Director at The Mockingbird Foundation.
rhymes with “Danica” • composer & avant-folk vocalist • Dolly Parton scholar • assoc prof CU Boulder Music • PhD Princeton • lifelong tomboy • queer • she/her
aksocolofsky.com
Musician, teacher, romance reader
Conductor, teacher, chant enthusiast, reluctant organist, formerly active on tiktok as a purveyor of Guidonian Hand content
Author (The Fault in Our Stars, The Anthropocene Reviewed, etc.)
YouTuber (vlogbrothers, Crash Course, etc.)
Football Fan (co-owner of AFC Wimbledon, longtime Liverpool fan)
Opposed to Tuberculosis
Professor of music theory, working on film music and virtual instruments.
Author: Hearing the Movies & Theories of the Soundtrack.
Pronouns: he/him
Music theory prof, timbre, the Yamaha DX7, 80s, pop music, teaching, cats, food, crosswords, complaining about NYT Spelling Bee, knitting. DC area. she/her
Music theorist, ass prof @UMN music. Public music theory, popular music, telling it like it is.
she/her
Music Theorologist™️ in the streets
Memelord in the sheets
I guess we’re all here to escape from the tweetz
Music theorist, music cognition-ist, and roller derby-ist. Because that's totally normal.
Music theorist at Harvard. 音楽理論、越境史、現代音楽、ポピュラー音楽の研究。Interculturality, race, Asian/American performance, gagaku, popular music. He/him
Music theorist & autism dad. Forthcoming book= The AI Music Problem, Routledge. Sometimes in Slate and the Chicago Tribune.
The last King of Rome.
music ∙ musicology ∙ geekery ∙ media and comms ∙ more random musings than you can handle ∙ DC vibe checks & street photography ∙ somehow has a PhD ∙ opinions all mine
21c Television Musical Series Scholar/Film+Television Musicologist • University of Cincinnati-CCM ‘23 • Penn State '15 • Syracuse University '17 • she/her/她/sí • Cat parent
Music theorist, book reader, baking enthusiast
PhD in Music Theory. Assistant Professor. Social media motto: post rarely, lurk often.