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Kevin N. Moll
Education and Training
BA (History), University of Pennsylvania; MM (Musicology), New England Conservatory; PhD (Musicology), Stanford University
Awards and Recognition
2005–06 – Distinguished Professor for Teaching – University of North Carolina Board of Governors
1992–93 – Fulbright Graduate Fellowship – Institut für Musikwissenschaft – University of Munich
His publications include Counterpoint and Compositional Process in the Time of DuFay (Routledge, 1997), as well as articles and reviews in Early Music History, Current Musicology, Plainsong & Medieval Music, and Speculum, among others. Dr. Moll has taught undergraduate and graduate music history courses across all chronological eras of Western Music, as well as in American music and Jazz. In addition, he taught a two-semester liberal arts course sequence in Medieval and Early Modern Studies, as well as a course in film history for ECU’s Honors College. As a performer, Dr. Moll has been active for many years as double-bassist, viola da gambist, choral singer, and director of various early-music ensembles.
Curriculum Vitae
BA (History), University of Pennsylvania; MM (Musicology), New England Conservatory; PhD (Musicology), Stanford University
- 2005–06 – Distinguished Professor for Teaching – University of North Carolina Board of Governors
- 1992–93 – Fulbright Graduate Fellowship – Institut für Musikwissenschaft – University of Munich
