Acknowledgments
Our thanks to the following for their financial support:
Mount Holyoke College Weissman Center for Leadership
Mount Holyoke College Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Five College Consortium Lecture Fund
Cornell Center for Historical Keyboards
Our thanks to the following for their assistance and expertise:
at Mount Holyoke College:
Professor Tianhui Ng, Chair, Music Department
Tracie Rubeck, Music Department Coordinator
Siggy Ehrlich '26, student research assistant for the Paradis Symposium
Luke Jaeger (Technical Project Administrator), Mo Ripp (Technical Specialist and Design Mentor), and all the staff at the Fimbel Maker and Innovation Lab
Thomas Liimatainen, Machinist for the Sciences
Zachary Matys, Media Services, LITS (Library, Information, and Technology Services)
Kathleen Norton, Chrissa Lindahl, and Alex Roberts, LITS
Deborah Richards, Head of Archives and Special Collections
C. Ross, Accommodation Coordinator, Disability Services
Sidi Wang '27, Disability Services Fellow
Elle Bukosky '22, Event Manager, and all the Catering and Front Office staff at Willits-Hallowell Conference Center & Hotel
plus:
Perkins Archives, Perkins School for the Blind (Watertown, MA)
Tom McCullough, Assistant Archivist, Moravian Archives (Bethlehem, PA)
...and our sincere thanks to all the presenters, moderators, performers, and student assistants!
About our Graphics
Our symposium graphics were designed by Nicole Caddell of Grid Girl Studio. The main symposium image is a silhouette portrait of Paradis from the title page of her song collection, Zwölf Lieder auf Ihrer Reise in Musik Gesetzt (Leipzig: Breitkopf, 1786). The background is a detail from Cappi's 1805 Grundriss der Stadt Wien.
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