CURRICULUM VITAE. Ph.D. University of California / Santa Barbara, CA / September 2010 Music Theory

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CURRICULUM VITAE EDUCATION Ph.D. University of California / Santa Barbara, CA / September 2010 Music Theory Dissertation: Bridging the Gap : Frank Zappa and the Confluence of Art and Pop Committee: Dr. Pieter van den Toorn (chair), Dr. Patricia Hall, Dr. David Paul M.A. University of California / Santa Barbara, CA / June 2007 Music Theory B.A. Boston University / Boston, MA / May 2004 Magna Cum Laude Music and Art History PUBLICATIONS Freak Encounters in the Free Press: Sharing Spaces in 1960s Los Angeles Keep it Simple, Make it Fast, Vol. 2: Crossing Borders of Underground Music Scenes [forthcoming] Grasp the Weapon of Culture! Radical Avant-Gardes and The Los Angeles Free Press The Journal of Musicology 32.1 (Winter 2015), pp. 115-152. Multimedia Review: AllMusic.com Journal of the Society for American Music 7.3 (August 2013), pp. 359-361. Zappa, Frank (1940-1993) & Silence in Music Music in American Life: An Encyclopedia of the Songs, Styles, Stars, and Stories that Shaped our Culture, ed. Jacqueline Edmondson (Santa Barbara: Greenwood, 2014), pp. 1233-1234 & 1056-1058. Laughter Over Tears: John Cage, Experimental Art Music, and Popular Television Music and the Moving Image 3.4 (Fall 2011), pp. 31-56. 1

PRESENTATIONS Freak Encounters in the Free Press: Sharing Spaces in 1960s Los Angeles KISMIF Conference 2015 Faculdade de Letras da Universidade do Porto, Portugal / July 2015 Waiting for the Drop: Balancing Ambiguity and Danceability in Dubstep Society for American Music Little Rock / March 2013 Freaked Out Modernism: New Music and Radical Culture in 1960s Los Angeles Music Department Lecture Series University at Buffalo / April 2012 Happenings, Freak Outs, and Radical Reflexivity: Avant-Garde and Countercultural Overlap in 1960s Los Angeles American Musicological Society San Francisco / November 2011 Ugly Notes vs. Jazz-Rock Grooves: Frank Zappa s Approximate as a Site of Art/Pop Conflict Music Theory Forum UC Santa Barbara / January 2011 Laughter Over Tears: John Cage, Experimental Art Music, and Popular Television Music and the Moving Image conference New York University / May 2010 Society for American Music Cincinnati / March 2011 Temporality, Intentionality, and Authenticity in Frank Zappa s Xenochronous Works International Association for the Study of Popular Music US Chapter Loyola University, New Orleans / April, 2010 Does Serious Music Belong in Pop? Borrowings from Stravinsky in the Music of Frank Zappa Northern California Chapter of the American Musicological Society Stanford University / February 2010 West Coast Conference of Music Theory and Analysis University of Washington, Eugene / March 2010 2

Aunt Jemima, Uncle Remus, The Kingfish, and Frank Zappa: A Linguistic and Musical Inquiry into Matters of Race in the Music of Frank Zappa Music and Politics Conference UC Santa Barbara / April 2008 Don Wright Faculty of Music Graduate Student Symposium University of Western Ontario / May 2008 TEACHING EXPERIENCE SUNY Potsdam / Potsdam, NY / 2011 to present Assistant Professor of Music Theory Music Theory & Aural Skills I: Fall 2013, Fall 2014 Music Theory & Aural Skills II: Spring 2014, Spring 2015 Music Theory & Aural Skills III: Fall 2011, Fall 2012, Fall 2015 Music Theory & Aural Skills IV: Spring 2012, Spring 2013, Spring 2016 Analytical Techniques: Fall 2012, Fall 2014 20th-Century Analytical Techniques: Fall 2011, Spring 2014, Fall 2015 Independent Study and Senior Capstone Project Supervision: Vocal timbre in a cappella beatboxing (Fall 2015) Drop section elements in electronic dance music (Spring 2015) Aesthetics and intelligibility of screamed vocals in hardcore punk (Spring 2014) Connecting Schoenberg s tonal pedagogy and atonal voiceleading (Fall 2013) Timbre in horror film music and its effect on listener cognition (Spring 2013) Applicability of formal analysis to aleatoric works by John Cage (Spring 2013) Cognitive connections between contrapuntal movement and emotion (Fall 2012) Evolution of groove patterns in the music of the Red Hot Chili Peppers (Spring 2012) Guest Lecturer: High/Low, Art/Pop, Crane Live! (Fall 2015) Crane Youth Music / Potsdam, NY / 2012 Music History Instructor John Cage and the Experimentalist Tradition: Summer 2012 Full Sail University / Orlando, FL / 2011 Associate Course Director Music Theory: 2011 3

University of California at Santa Barbara / Santa Barbara, CA / 2005-2008 Teaching Associate / Instructor of Record Fundamentals of Music: Fall 2008 Teaching assistant Advanced Tonal Analysis: Spring 2008 Twentieth Century Analysis: Winter 2008 Tonal Analysis: Fall 2007 Fundamentals of Music: Summer 2007, Summer 2008 Music Theory: Fall 2006, Winter 2007, Spring 2007 Music Appreciation: Fall 2005, Winter 2006, Spring 2006 Reader Music and Politics: Summer 2007, Summer 2008 Conservatory of Vocal/Instrumental Arts / Oakland, CA / 2010 Volunteer music coach CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT The Trained Ear / SUNY Potsdam / 2015-present Planned, designed, and built an open-source web-based ear training resource using melodies, rhythms, and other exercises taken from public domain texts : http://www.trainedear.net/ Online Music Theory Program / UC Santa Barbara / 2009-2010 Produced an extensive, interactive e-learning program for the University of California. Composed text, exercises, and exams for a full range of lessons covering basic interval progressions through advanced chromatic harmony. Full text available at this address: http://www.andremount.net/online-remedial-music-theory-program/ HONORS Favorite Professor Award / SUNY Potsdam / 2014, 2015 Graduate Division Dissertation Fellowship / UC Santa Barbara / 2010 4

Roger Chapman Prize in Music Theory / UC Santa Barbara / 2007 Departmental Grant / UC Santa Barbara / 2007 Graduate Committee Grant / UC Santa Barbara / 2006 Dean s Fellowship / UC Santa Barbara / 2004 OTHER ACTIVITIES The Crane Symposium on Music Education / SUNY Potsdam / 2012 Panel co-chair New Music and the North American Academy / SUNY Potsdam / 2012 Conference organizer On the Record : An Interdisciplinary Symposium / UC Santa Barbara / 2007 Conference organizer Music and Politics : An Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference / UC Santa Barbara / 2008 Presenter and conference website designer. Research Assistant / Dr. Patricia Hall / 2009-2010 Assisted in preparation of an upcoming publication for the Oxford University Press by Dr. Patricia Hall: A View of Berg's Wozzeck Through the Autograph Sources Research Blog (ongoing) Designed and maintained an online research blog aimed at developing and promoting online research collaboration ( http://researchblog.andremount.net/ ) DEPARTMENTAL/CAMPUS SERVICE SUNY Potsdam / Potsdam, NY Academic Programs and Curriculum Committee (co-chair): Fall 2013 to present Faculty Senate (Executive Committee): Fall 2013 Faculty Senate (Delegate at Large): Fall 2014 to present Teaching, Learning, and Technology Roundtable (department representative): Fall 2012- Spring 2014 Music Theory Area Assessment Coordinator: Spring 2012 to present 5

AFFILIATIONS American Musicological Society (AMS) International Association for the Study of Popular Music, US Chapter (IASPM-US) New England Conference of Music Theorists (NECMT) Music Theory Society of New York State (MTSNYS) Society for American Music (SAM) Society for Music Theory (SMT) 6