Linda Plaut's Homepage

We should not seek to become greater than others,
but to discover the greatness in ourselves.

Ruth Crawford Seeger (1901-1953), American composer and folklorist

Linda Plaut teaches:
Humanities and Women's Studies in the
Department of Interdisciplinary Studies
Virginia Tech
B.A., Music, University of Iowa
M.M.L., Music Literature, Indiana University .

Professional background:
Violinist and teacher in Pittsburgh, Boston, and Philadelphia.
On Virginia Tech faculty since l983. Professional violinist, lecture/recitalist.


Current Activities

Performing commitments:
New River Valley Symphony (Concertmaster),
University Chamber Music ,
other solo and group performances.

Research:
Hildegard Publishing Company
I find forgotten women composers and bring them back to life by
performing their music, writing about them, and publishing new editions of their work.

Teaching/Scholarship:
Role of women, minorities, and lower classes in ancient/medieval society.
Impact of ancient/medieval ideas on modern life.


COURSES, Spring, 2006:

HUM 1214: THE MEDIEVAL WORLD, T,H 9:30

HUM 1314: ENLIGHTENMENT/ROMANTICISM, T,H 12:30


Related Sites:

Women Composers Site

Classical Studies


email: lplaut@vt.edu
Last updated on Thursday, January 12, 2006