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As I have not seen this forwarded, I do so here--someone whose work and
whose example in scholarship has been so valuable to me.

Ann Robertson writes:
>
> I write with a heavy heart to tell you that Michel Huglo died in
> Maryland on Sunday, May 13. He was a Corresponding Member of the AMS;
> Adjunct Research Professor at the University of Maryland, Emeritus
> Directeur de recherche at the CNRS in Paris, Honorary Member of the
> International Musicological Society, Fellow of the Medieval Academy of
> America; and Doctor honoris causa of the University of Chicago.
>
> Others will recount Michelıs stunning accomplishments as a scholar of
> early music in the coming weeks and months. For now, I will simply say
> that he was the most generous, and yet thoroughly humble, person Iıve
> ever known‹a role model for us all. He trained several generations of
> his own students in Paris and elsewhere and served as an unstinting
> mentor to scores of foreign tyros, myself included, who came to
> research in libraries in France. I shall miss him‹de profundis.
>
> Now we reach out to Michelıs wife, our cherished colleague Barbara
> Haggh-Huglo, at this time of incalculable loss for her. She was
> Michelıs perfect mate, collaborator, and, most of all, la bien aimèe.
> Barbara tells me that Michel and she had just attended a chant concert
> in his honor at the University of Maryland, along with Laura Youens,
> Richard Wexler, and students from the University of Maryland, when he
> was suddenly stricken with what was most likely a massive stroke. She
> continues, ³Michel had a very full life. Just this year he heard the
> Vienna Philharmonic live, we were able to spend Holy Week in the Holy
> Land, and he heard the fine concerts in the Clarice Smith Performing
> Arts Center for the Argento Festival and Mahler 2, and we discovered
> Brookside gardens.²
>
> We can take comfort knowing that Michel left us while in the company
> of the people he loved, doing what he loved.
>
> Sadly yours,
>
> Anne Robertson
> The University of Chicago
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LEAH
Leah Rutchick
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