David Warren Steel

I teach music and southern culture at the University of Mississippi. My wife Anne (oxsteel@cypress.mcsr.olemiss.edu) teaches at Oxford Middle School here in Oxford, Mississippi, site of the Pontotoc school prayer trial. We both enjoy Sacred Harp singing. I attended Harvard College and the University of Michigan. I teach courses in music history, ethnomusicology, and applied organ and harpsichord; I am also co-director of the Mississippi Early Music Ensemble. My edition of the collected works of American composer Stephen Jenks (1772-1856) was recently published by A-R Editions. Some of my work has been "borrowed" by others. You can find information about my publications, research, and other activities in my curriculum vitae, also available in a version without HTML tables.

During the month of April, the Mississippi Early Music Ensemble collaborated with three other groups in a program of music by Heinrich Schütz and his Venetian contemporaries. I also attended the Potomac River Sacred Harp Singing Convention, where I conducted a workshop in this early American musical tradition.

Since learning about networked information systems at the Mississippi Center for Supercomputing Research (MCSR), I have set up a World Wide Web site and a Gopher site (now discontinued) for the Department of Music, a Web site for the College of Liberal Arts, and a Web site for Sacred Harp singing. I have written a few hints for Web authors; these have gained some notoriety on the Internet. You're welcome to enjoy some of my favorite net-spots.

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--Warren Steel (mudws@.olemiss.edu)

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