Visiting Assistant Professor of Music Theory Grace Hill Milam Centennial Fellow in Fine Arts
Andrew Malilay White is an artist and scholar specializing in improvised music. He is a Filipino American born in Guam and first began studying music at the University of Guam. His research focuses on how nineteenth-century music-makers learned to improvise and compose: that is, what exercises and practices they used on a daily basis. Andrew's chapter on Clara Schumann's textual practice and early variation sets is forthcoming in the Oxford Handbook of Musical Variation and Thematic Processes (2025). He has presented papers on throughbass theory in the early 1800s, on piano exercises and technical skill from a textual perspective, and on stylistic allusions to yodeling within 18th-century keyboard music. Andrew is also an active creator of live-coded electronic music.
MUS 388T
Analytical Techniques
MUS 321J
Twentieth Century Music Analysis
Contact Information
Email address
andrew.
Website
andrewmalilaywhite.com
Campus location
MRH 3.712
Teaching Areas
Music Theory
Research Areas
Improvisation
Textual Studies
Skill Acquisition
Education
Doctor of Philosophy
University of Chicago
Master of Arts
University of Chicago
Master of Music
New York University
Bachelor of Arts
University of Notre Dame