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what is current
musicology?
Current Musicology (CM) is a leading forum for scholarly
music research, seeking to reflect the forefront of thought in historical
musicology, ethnomusicology, and music theory, as well as music cognition,
philosophy of music, and interdisciplinary studies.
CM was founded in 1965 by graduate students at Columbia University
as a semiannual review that would primarily serve the needs of musicologists
who are about to undertake, are presently engaged in, or have recently
completed their graduate studies. From its inception, the aim of the
journal was to publish short articles of research, criticism, and
opinion, predominantly by younger authors.
The term 'musicology' in the journal's title is to be understood in
the broadest sense possible. The wide scope of the journal is evident
in special issues devoted to specific topics, in the broad range of
scholarship encouraged, and in the variety of books reviewed.
contact:
Current
Musicology
Department
of Music
Columbia
University
614
Dodge Hall, MC 1812
New
York, NY 10027
(tel)
212-854-1632
(fax)
212-854-8191
current-musicology @ columbia.edu
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in the
current issue: number 84/fall 2007
Holly Watkins
The Pastoral After Environmentalism: Nature and Culture in
Stephen Albert's Symphony: RiverRun
Martin Nedbal
Dvořák's Armida and the Czech Oriental "Self"
John Latartara and Michael Gardiner
Analysis, Performance, and Images of Musical Sound:
Surfaces, Cyclical Relationships, and the Musical Work
Susan Young and Julia Gillen
Toward a Revised Understanding of Young Children's Musical
Activities: Reflections from the "Day in the Life" Project
call for submissions:
CM invites the submission of articles in all branches of musicology,
including historical musicology, ethnomusicology, and music theory.
The editors also welcome scholarly papers on interdisciplinary topics
concerning music. We especially encourage submissions from graduate
students and other young scholars.
Current Musicology is proud to participate in the annual Columbia
Music Scholarship Conference. Each year, CM publishes the best papers from
this graduate student conference. Please refer to the CMSC website for more information.
For information regarding how to submit an article, please refer to
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