19th-Century Music wins 2009 Jerome Roche Prize
September 21, 2009
UC Press is pleased to announce that Arman Schwartz’s “Rough Music: Tosca and Verismo Reconsidered,” from the Spring 2008 (31:3) 19th-Century Music, has been awarded the Royal Musical Association's Jerome Roche Prize for 2009.
The Jerome Roche Prize was inaugurated in 2001 in memory of the British scholar Jerome Roche. The prize is awarded annually by the RMA for a distinguished article by a scholar in the early stages of his or her career. Articles considered for the prize are in English and published in the previous calendar year. Articles may be considered from journals, edited volumes, or books of conference proceedings.
For more information on the Jerome Roche prize, please click here.
UC Press is pleased to announce that Arman Schwartz’s “Rough Music: Tosca and Verismo Reconsidered,” from the Spring 2008 (31:3) 19th-Century Music, has been awarded the Royal Musical Association's Jerome Roche Prize for 2009.
The Jerome Roche Prize was inaugurated in 2001 in memory of the British scholar Jerome Roche. The prize is awarded annually by the RMA for a distinguished article by a scholar in the early stages of his or her career. Articles considered for the prize are in English and published in the previous calendar year. Articles may be considered from journals, edited volumes, or books of conference proceedings.
For more information on the Jerome Roche prize, please click here.