The RIPM International Center
RIPM’s editorial headquarters—which functions with the collaboration of the Center for Studies in Nineteenth Century Music of the University of Maryland—is located in Charles Village, Baltimore, in close proximity to the Johns Hopkins University, Milton Eisenhower Library, Baltimore Museum of Art, Peabody Conservatory, Walters Art Gallery and numerous restaurants and cafés. The Center is approximately a 25 minute drive from the Baltimore/Washington International Airport (BWI), and a five minute drive from Baltimore’s Pennsylvania Railroad station.
Housed in a restored early twentieth-century building, the Center’s modern office consists of a large open workspace, a conference area, a kitchenette, a technology lab, and space for servers and storage.
For address and directions, please click here.
CENTER STAFF
Founding Director
Executive Editor
Senior Editor Emeritus
Senior Editor
Victoria Clark
Digital Librarian
Zoe Drajem
Editor, French-language Jazz Records
Matthew Fenlon
Technical Advisor
Jameson Foster (Boulder)
Research Assistant
Jonathan Graybill
Digitization Assistant
Ruth Henderson (New York)
Regular Contributor, English-language Periodicals
Stella Li (New York)
Editor, Japanese Periodicals
Jeremy Lyons
Digital Projects Coordinator
Connor Milstead
Research Assistant
Justin Nurin (Philadelphia)
Subscriptions Manager
Cameron Raecke
Technical Assistant
Luis Ruiz-Pacheco
Research Assistant
Laura Surian (Pesaro)
Regular Contributor, Italian and English-Language Periodicals
Peter Sühring (Bornheim and Berlin)
Regular Contributor, German-Language Periodicals
Ana Uribe Law (Tallahasse)
Research Assistant
Natalia Vilchis
Research Assistant
Elise Volkmann (Berkeley)
Research Assistant
ASSOCIATE LANGUAGE EDITORS
Associate Language Editors provide assistance on issues related to language, bibliography, and/or journal selection for a given country or language area. Associate Language Editors are appointed as needs arise.
Czech
Michaela Freemanova† (Prague)
Dutch
Liesbeth Hoedemaeker† (Baltimore)
English
Richard Kitson (Baltimore)
French
Doris Pyee (Paris)
German
Jutta Lambrecht (Cologne)
Greek
Katy Romanou† (Athens)
Hungarian
János Kárpáti† (Budapest)
Italian
Nicoletta Betta (Bologna)
Norwegian
Øyvind Norheim (Oslo)
Polish
Barbara Zakrzewska† (Los Angeles)
Portuguese
Manuel de Brito (Lisbon)
Russian
Lilia Suslova (Moscow)
Spanish and Latin America
Malena Kuss (New York)
Swedish
V. Heintz (Stockholm)