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Dr. James MacKay serves as Associate Professor of Music Theory and Composition at Loyola University New Orleans within the College of Music and Media, where he maintains his office in the Communications/Music Complex.
His academic credentials include:
- Ph.D. in Music Theory from McGill University
- M.M. in Music Composition from McGill University
- B.M. in Music Composition from McGill University
Dr. MacKay's research centers on Music Theory and Composition with specialized expertise in Historical Musicology and Performance Practice. His scholarly work examines William Byrd's vocal compositions and analyzes formal structures and performance conventions in instrumental works by Haydn and Beethoven, reflecting deep engagement with both Renaissance and Classical period repertoires.
His publications appear in prominent journals including Intersections (Canadian University Music Review), Theory and Practice, Haydn-Studien, and Indiana Theory Review, demonstrating rigorous methodological approaches to historical music analysis.
