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Critical essays in popular musicology

“…The essays are divided into two parts - those that articulate the key questions of popular musicology, which discuss contexts for addressing texts, and those that demonstrate the discipline in practice, which actually address those texts.…”

Wege zur Musikwissenschaft = Paths to Musicology Gründungsphasen im internationalen Vergleich = founding phases in international comparison

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Empirical musicology : aims, methods, prospects

“…A practical guide to empirical approaches that are ready for incorporation in the contemporary musicologist's toolkit, including perspectives from music theory, computational musicology, ethnomusicology, and the psychology and sociology of music.…”

Computing in musicology : a directory of research. 13, Music query : methods, models, and user studies

Computing in musicology : a directory of research. 15 Tonal theory for the digital age

CCARH Publications: Computing in Musicology, Vol. 15

Digital resources for musicology

“…Neither the links or their descriptions are exhaustive.…”
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Popular musicology and identity : essays in honour of Stan Hawkins

“…Placing primacy on mapping sociocultural structures against the particularities of musical aesthetics, this book defines popular musicology as less characterised by the musical idioms or historical periods that are studied or the methodological tools that are employed, and more so by a willingness to attend to the plural analytical and interpretive possibilities afforded by musical experiences. …”

The discourse of musicology by Hooper, Giles, 1974-

“…Considers issues that are central to recent debates about the nature and direction of contemporary musicology. …”

The canzone villanesca alla napolitana and related forms, 1537-1570 by Cardamone, Donna G

Perspectives on music, sound and musicology : research, education and practice

“…"This book gathers a set of works highlighting significant advances in the areas of music and sound. They report on innovative music technologies, acoustics, findings in musicology, new perspectives and techniques for composition, sound design and sound synthesis, and methods for music education and therapy. …”

Towards a history of the Spanish villancico by Laird, Paul R.

Theorizing sound writing

Critical musicological reflections : essays in honour of Derek B. Scott

Table of Contents: “…Virtuosity, a truth of musical performance / Antoine Hennion -- On music criticism and affect: two cases of the disaffected acoustic imaginary / John Richardson -- The development of Bob Dylan's rhythmic sense: 'the times they were a'changin' (1958-1964) / Charlie Ford -- How genres are born, change, die: conventions, communities and diachronic processes / Franco Fabbri -- Anatomy of the encounter: intercultural analysis as relational musicology / Nicholas Cook -- One way of feeling: contextualizing a hermeneutics of spatialization / Allan F. …”

Borderline areas in fourteenth and fifteenth-century music = Grenzbereiche in der Musik des 14. und 15. Jahrhunderts

In the plural : institutions, pluralism and critical self-awareness in contemporary music : papers from three seminars on contemporary music organised by Department of Musicology, University of Copenhagen, as part of ISCM's World Music Days 1996

CIM04 : Conference on Interdisciplinary Musicology : abstracts

Boletín latino-americano de música.

Rethinking music through science and technology studies

Table of Contents: “…Deep structure : the generative subject in actor-network theory and musicology / Patrick Valiquet -- Part II, Instruments. …”

Corpus mensurabilis musicae 92 The five-part pieces by Coprario, John, ca 1570-1626

Music, mathematics and language : the new horizon of computational musicology opened by information science by Hirata, Keiji, Tōjō, Satoshi, 1957-, Hamanaka, Masatoshi

“…This book presents a new approach to computational musicology in which music becomes a computational entity based on human cognition, allowing us to calculate music like numbers. …”