Tysen Drew Dauer
CCRMA Role:
Doctoral Student
Years Attended:
09/2014 - 06/2020
Preferred Email (public):
tysend@ccrma.stanford.edu
About Me:
Research interests
Tysen's current work uses reception history to unite approaches from music studies and experimental psychology. His dissertation project focuses on the reception of American minimalism in the long Sixties and examines how racialized psychological states influenced listening experiences and aesthetic judgements of compositions by Pauline Oliveros, Philip Glass, Steve Reich, Terry Riley, and La Monte Young.
Links to some of my work:
- Replication of Koopmann-Holm et al. (2013, Emotion), Study 1
- Analysis of behavioral data from Pauline Oliveros's 1973 Meditation Project
- Continuous behavioral results from our study of Reich's Piano Phase
- A MOOC on Arnold Schönberg's piano music
Education
Ph.D. Musicology, Ph.D. minor in Psychology - Stanford University
M.M. Piano Performance - University of Nebraska - Lincoln
B.A. German and Humanities - Minnesota State University, Mankato
