Madison Archer-Morrison マディソン・アーチャー・モリソン by Madison Archer

Research Fields

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-Media studies

-Music in animation and video games

-Social justice and protest music

-Music education

-Asian and Pacific Islander musics

Education

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Doctor of Philosophy, Musicology

Ohio State University, expected 2027

Masters of Arts, Ethnomusicology

Arizona State University, 2021

Bachelors of Music, Piano Pedagogy

Wheaton College Conservatory of Music, 2018

Mongolian Rock as Cultural Identity: Traditional Musics in Contemporary Rock

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For research info, art collaborations, publishing, or more information about my work, contact me here:

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madisonjeanarcher@gmail.com

Experience:

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Zine Editor

Podcast founder/host

Mural and Logo Designer

Piano instructor

Graduate teaching assistant

Library staff

Jazznimation: Themes of Identity and Modernization Through Jazz in Shouwa Genroku Rakugo Shinjuu 昭和元禄落語心中

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Postmodern Mickey-mousing?: Evolved Forms of Combining Music and Visual Art in Film

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Continuous Creative Collaboration: Reimagining Ethnomusicological Research Methods

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A Voice To Be Heard: Contemporary Indigenous American Musical Responses to Environmental Injustice and Climate Change

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Southwest Humanities Symposium, February 2020

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Location: ASU
Presentation title: Continuous Creative Collaboration: Reimagining Ethnomusicological Research Methods

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More Than the Film Score Legend: The Cultural and Stylistic Origins of Joe Hisaishi’s Piano Works

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The People Behind the Music: How Collaboration in 21st Century Film Scores Is Creating More Musical Spaces for Marginalized Communities

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Midwest Graduate Music Consortium, April 2021

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Location: virtual

Presentation title: Continuous Creative Collaboration: Reimagining Ethnomusicological Research Methods

IASPM Biennial Conference July, 2022

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Location: South Korea/virtual
Presentation title: A Voice to Be Heard: Contemporary Indigenous American Musical Responses to Environmental Pollution and Climate Change

KISMIF International Conference, July 2021

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Location: Portugal/virtual
Presentation title: A Voice to Be Heard: Contemporary Indigenous American Musical Responses to Environmental Pollution and Climate Change

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Madison Archer-Morrison is a PhD student and graduate teaching associate in musicology at Ohio State University with focuses on ludomusicology and ethnomusicology. Their research interests include social music vernacular, music in animation and video games, collaborative composition in media music, and decolonizing music research and education. They are currently focused on ethnographies of media music composers in Japan and the US and how media music intertextuality fosters engagement in performing, composing, and music education.

Madison has a passion for reforming and diversifying music education and has applied it to varied contexts including several years assistant teaching at Arizona State and Ohio State and ten years of studio and classroom piano instruction at the Community School of the Arts (Wheaton, Illinois) and Music Maker Workshops (Phoenix, Arizona). They served on the music student committee for Inclusivity, Diversity, Equity, and Accountability (IDEA) at Arizona State University and is associated with the International Association for the Study of Popular Music, the American Musicological Society, and Society for Ethnomusicology.

Speak Easy

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"Creating a pleasurable space to celebrate Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, while practicing skills necessary to promote equity and justice, such as pluralistic dialogue, vulnerable communication, upstanding actions, and community organization. "

Ethnomusicology interviews

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For the purpose of their graduate thesis, Madison collaborated in interviews with various artists and scholars pertaining to their various work as musicians, composers, and researchers

Midwest Graduate Music Consortium, April 2022

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Location: virtual

The People Behind the Music: How Collaboration in 21st Century Film Scores Creates Musical Spaces for Marginalized Communities

Black Sounds: Seen, Heard, Felt

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Black Sounds: Seen, Heard, Felt is an experiential series of events collaboratively designed by a group of OSU students to engage the senses of the broader Columbus community. Through a variety of workshops, hands-on activities, and live musical acts from local Black artists, we hope to provide a space for a deeper appreciation of Black sonic cultures and the worlds they create.

IDEA: The Podcast Series

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Hosted by members of the IDEA Student Committee, the podcast explores various social and cultural topics in relation to the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts at Arizona State University.

It’s Dangerous to Go Alone, Play This!”: How Video Game Music Inspires and Motivates Musicianship

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Elegy, Ecosystems, and Evolution: Musical Meanings in Team Cherry’s "Hollow Knight"

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Motion and Meaning in USTwo's "Monument Valley"

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Shared Traditions: More than Human Experiences conference, January 2025

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Location: Ohio State University

Presentation title: "It’s Dangerous to Go Alone, Play This!”: How Video Game Music Inspires and Motivates Musicianship

It’s Dangerous to Go Alone, Play This!”: How Video Game Music Inspires and Motivates Musicianship

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Custom poster designs based on Team Cherry's Hollow Knight

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25th Anniversary Mural for Music Maker Workshops

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https://www.mmwaz.com/mmw-custom-mural/

Art for new album from All Those Who Wander

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Collaborative zine for Black Sounds: Seen, Heard, Felt

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Logo design for Shared Traditions: More than Human Experiences conference, 2025

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https://cfs.osu.edu/conference-schedule-shared-traditions-more-human-experiences

Mascot design for Music Maker Workshops

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