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**Daniel G Barolsky** is a Professor of Music and Department Chair at Beloit College. He holds a B.A. in History from Swarthmore College and an M.A. and Ph.D. in Music History and Theory from the University of Chicago. His research focuses on performance analysis, music history pedagogy, and digital humanities. Notably, he co-founded *Open Access Musicology*, a resource for accessible undergraduate scholarship. His work bridges theoretical analysis and performance practice, emphasizing interpretive creativity and historical context.
**Research & Publications**: Barolsky’s publications span articles in *Music Theory Online*, *Journal of Music History Pedagogy*, and co-edited volumes like *Recorded Music in Creative Practices* (2024) and *Open Access Musicology* (2020–2023). His 2007 article *The Performer as Analyst* redefined approaches to linking performance and theory. Recent work explores digital scholarship, anti-Semitism in Wagner’s conducting aesthetics, and decolonizing classical music.
**Teaching**: Courses include *Music and Psychology*, *The Third Reich and Music*, and *Sound, Space, and Theory*. He advocates for inclusive music education, emphasizing accessibility and creative interdisciplinary practices.
**Awards**: His Norton Guide chapter won the 2020 American Musicological Society Teaching Award. He actively shapes curricula to democratize music studies, ensuring diverse student engagement.
**Labs/Teams**: Leads *Open Access Musicology*, fostering free, accessible scholarship. Collaborates on digital humanities projects, rethinking music history pedagogy through technology and open resources.
