Jacques Dupuis

Jacques Dupuis is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Music Theory and Musicology and coordinates the music theory and aural skills programs. Hisresearch centers on music and theater during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, particularly in Germany and the United States, as well as film andmedia studies. He has researched and presented internationally on a variety of topics, with publications on Samuel Barber, Robert Schumann, ClaraSchumann, and the voice in cinema. He has also written program notes on a wide range of repertoires with specialty in American and nineteenth-centurymusics. Before coming to Purdue Fort Wayne, he taught courses in music history, theory, and appreciation at Northeastern University, Framingham StateUniversity (Massachusetts), Longy School of Music, Brandeis University, and Harvard University. He earned his master's (2015) and PhD (2021) degreesin musicology from Brandeis University and his bachelor of arts in music history and theory from the University of Notre Dame (2011).