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Edward Eanes is a Professor of Music History at Kennesaw State University, where he has served since 1998. He coordinates the Musicology/Ethnomusicology area and oversees Music Appreciation general education. A violinist by training, Eanes holds a Ph.D. in Musicology from Louisiana State University, an MM in Violin Performance from Florida State University, and a BMus in Performance from Furman University.
- Ph.D. in Musicology (Louisiana State University)
- MM in Violin Performance (Florida State University)
- BMus in Performance (Furman University)
His research focuses on historical and cultural dimensions of music, particularly American music traditions and operatic history. Eanes' scholarly output includes a 1999 monograph on Giuseppe Ferrata, contributions to the Grove Dictionary of Music Online, and interdisciplinary work at the intersection of musicology and cultural studies.
Eanes' publications and presentations emphasize Musicology and Ethnomusicology, with specific attention to emigre musicians and historical performance practices. His 1999 book on Giuseppe Ferrata exemplifies his expertise in composer studies and diaspora narratives.
As a performer, Eanes serves as Concertmaster for the Georgia Symphony Orchestra and Carroll Symphony Orchestra. He has collaborated with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and performs with progressive ensembles like Atlanta By Six in non-traditional venues.
