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Jeffrey S Magee

Professor of Music and Theatre

UIUC

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College of Fine & Applied Arts

Department of Theatre

School of Music

Jeffrey S Magee is currently serving as a College Of Fine & Applied Arts Professor of Music and Theatre at Uiuc.

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UIUC

Professor of Music and Theatre

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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‘Honor the Source’: Race, Representation and Intellectual Property in Jelly’s Last Jam. Studies in Musical Theatre (2023)

Jeffrey Magee

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Sugar Foot Stomp. Library of Congress, National Recording Registry (2023)

Jeffrey Magee

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Spirituals and the Birth of a Black Entertainment Industry. Politics Religion & Ideology (2021)

Jeffrey Magee

sociology of religionafrican identityamerican studiesanti-racismracial studiescritical race theoryblack experienceafrocentricityreligious studiesreligionscientific study of religionreligious researchblack feminismcultural studiesblack entertainment industrycultural economyblack politicsculturesocial historyafrican american studiespopular culture

Whose Turn is It? Where Gypsy’s Finale Came From, and Where It Went. Studies in Musical Theatre (2019)

Jeffrey Magee

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Irving Berlin’s American Musical Theater. Oxford (2012)

Jeffrey Magee

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The Uncrowned King of Swing: Fletcher Henderson and Big Band Jazz. (2005)

Jeffrey Magee

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REVIEW: L.a. Erenberg's Swingin' the Dream: Big Band Jazz and the Rebirth of American Culture. Notes (2000)

Jeffrey Magee

l.a. erenbergmusical expressionphilosophy of musicbig band jazzculturemusicamerican culturejazzmusic historyamerican studiespopular culturemusical analysis

Fletcher Henderson, Composer: A Counter-Entry to the"International Dictionary of Black Composers". Black Music Research Journal (1999)

Jeffrey Magee

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Ragtime and Early Jazz. Cambridge University Press eBooks (1998)

Jeffrey Magee

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Jeffrey S Magee

Professor of Music and Theatre

UIUC

Affiliations

College of Fine & Applied Arts

Department of Theatre

School of Music

Jeffrey S Magee is currently serving as a College Of Fine & Applied Arts Professor of Music and Theatre at Uiuc.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jeffrey S Magee

UIUC

Professor of Music and Theatre

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

‘Honor the Source’: Race, Representation and Intellectual Property in Jelly’s Last Jam. Studies in Musical Theatre (2023)

Jeffrey Magee

musical stagemusical compositionmusicologylast jamintellectual propertyjazzafrican american studiesmusic

Sugar Foot Stomp. Library of Congress, National Recording Registry (2023)

Jeffrey Magee

podiatrydancedance researchsugar foot stomp

Spirituals and the Birth of a Black Entertainment Industry. Politics Religion & Ideology (2021)

Jeffrey Magee

Whose Turn is It? Where Gypsy’s Finale Came From, and Where It Went. Studies in Musical Theatre (2019)

Jeffrey Magee

literary historyintensive collaborationcontemporary theatredramaturgyperformance artliteraturephilosophy of musicpublic performancetheatre studiesmusic historygypsy ’musictheatrewhose turn

Irving Berlin’s American Musical Theater. Oxford (2012)

Jeffrey Magee

dramaturgymusical expressionperformance artideal combinationmusicologypublic performanceirving berlinmusical theatertheatre studiesmusic historymusictheatrepopular culturemusical analysis

The Uncrowned King of Swing: Fletcher Henderson and Big Band Jazz. (2005)

Jeffrey Magee

big band jazzfletcher hendersonuncrowned kingjazz

REVIEW: L.a. Erenberg's Swingin' the Dream: Big Band Jazz and the Rebirth of American Culture. Notes (2000)

Jeffrey Magee

l.a. erenbergmusical expressionphilosophy of musicbig band jazzculturemusicamerican culturejazzmusic historyamerican studiespopular culturemusical analysis

Fletcher Henderson, Composer: A Counter-Entry to the"International Dictionary of Black Composers". Black Music Research Journal (1999)

Jeffrey Magee

Ragtime and Early Jazz. Cambridge University Press eBooks (1998)

Jeffrey Magee

restgwine a-be singinearly jazzmusical expressionmusical compositionmusicologygeneral musicnever minpublic performancejazzmusic historymusictheatremusical analysis

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