Jairo moreno biography of william hill

Jairo Moreno is a Professor of Music, Member of the Graduate Faculty, Department of Anthropology, Faculty Associate in the Center for Latin American and Latinx Studies (CLALS), and member of the Center for Experimental Ethnography at the University of Pennsylvania, having previously taught at Duke and N.Y.U. His work addresses fundamental questions of listening and sound: How do sound—musical and otherwise—and aurality both make possible and trouble historically- and geographically-specific forms of subjectivity, objectivity, and personhood? How do these forms assemble in the production of listening communities for whom relations to sound constitute a condition of possibility for aesthetic, epistemic, and political practices? He explores these questions in three areas and across the music subdisciplines of history, theory, and ethnomusicology: (i) History of music theory in the Western European tradition (C. 16-19); (ii) Latin American Studies; (iii) Sound Studies. His work Standing Faculty | Department of Music!