
Alexandra Cade
Ph.D. Program, History of American Civilization
University of Delaware
Newark, DE 19716
Education
​Winterthur Program in American Material Culture/University of Delaware, Master of Arts, 2020; Eastman School of Music, Bachelor of Music in Viola Performance, 2014; University of Rochester, Bachelor of Arts in History (cum laude), 2014
Research Interests
​An interdisciplinary scholar and musician, Alexandra studies the material culture of music, musical instruments, and performance in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century America. She is particularly interested in using music to explore themes of gender, race, and labor in the formation of national identities through early American domestic tourism. Prior to beginning her PhD, Alexandra was the Senior Curator & Director of Woodwind Studies at the Sigal Music Museum in Greenville, South Carolina. Alexandra is also passionate about the use of historic soundscapes in museum interpretation to facilitate and complicate understandings of the past, founding the American Music Room Project (www.americanmusicroom.com).​
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