about Lindsey
Dr. Lindsey Reymore is an Assistant Professor of Music Theory at Arizona State University. She is an active member (and previous postdoctoral fellow) of the ACTOR Partnership (Analysis, Creation, and Teaching of Orchestration, https://www.actorproject.org/), a global network of musicians and scientists working on projects related to musical timbre and orchestration. Lindsey’s research investigates the roles of timbre in musical experience, particularly with respect to meaning, cognition, and formal structure. She applies interdisciplinary methodologies, using approaches from behavioral psychology and data analytics in combination with musical analysis.
Her research has been published in interdisciplinary journals including Psychomusicology, Musicae Scientiae, Frontiers in Psychology, PLOS One, and Human Technology and has been presented at national and international conferences. She was awarded the 2018 first prize Early Career Researcher Award by the European Society for the Cognitive Sciences in Music for work on timbre semantics.
Lindsey holds a PhD in Music Theory from The Ohio State University and degrees in oboe performance from The University of Texas at Austin (MM) and Vanderbilt University (BMus). Originally from Stuart, Florida, she also enjoys traveling, reading, practicing and teaching yoga, hiking, running, and spending quality time with her infamously lazy cat, Claudette.
