musicologist

Examples of musicology

musicology
It belonged, in other words, to the musicology of the future.
Why is musicology always so impotent in the face of these kinds of vocal semiosis?
Today, historical perspective allows a maturation of electroacoustic musicology.
At the same time, this new writing on opera has been influential in making questions of representation, voice and power central to musicology generally.
The fact that it presents itself in such a fashion is an indictment of the gestural rather than critical orientation of political discourse within musicology.
He was the first scholar to transfer the strict standards of philology to musicology.
A methodological problem for musicology is, in fact, the question of how to handle such paradoxically interpretative capabilities.
She graduated with an interdisciplinary doctorate which combined the fields of musicology, philosophy, and studies on visual culture.
This discrepancy could be put down to the disciplinary boundaries between ethnomusicology and historical musicology; such misunderstanding is understandable, if distressing.
The nature of collaborative learning in musicology as well as performance is considered.
But the range of specialisations and competences represented in this collection is much larger: from musicology to semiotics to history.
Her main research interests lie in cognitive musicology, involving music education and artificial intelligence, musical style and intertextuality, auditive music analysis and training music teachers.
Such an analytical object cannot therefore be studied using models traditionally applied in musicology.
This title represents a large terrain within the musicology of electroacoustic music.
A strong emphasis on music analysis and transcription in the second part of the book, however, reveals the author's musicology background.
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