Graeme Boone Biography

Graeme Boone is professor in the School of Music at Ohio State University. Boone’s research focuses on Renaissance and American popular music. He wrote his dissertation on the songs of Guillaume Dufay (c. 1400-1474) and has written articles and a monograph Patterns in Play on related subjects involving paleography musical analysis and the relationship between poetry and song in the 15th century. He has also co-edited a book of essays in the analysis of rock music Understanding Rock and a book of writings in jazz history (in preparation). As a professor he has taught courses in the subjects named above and in other areas of classical popular and non-Western music. As a performer he specializes in guitar banjo and other instruments of American folk tradition. Prior to coming to Ohio State in 1997 Boone taught at Haverford College and at Harvard University where he served as assistant and associate professor of music.
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