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单词 musicologist
释义
musicologist
noun[C]
uk
/ˌmjuː.zɪˈkɒl.ə.dʒɪst/us
/ˌmjuː.zɪˈkɑː.lə.dʒɪst/
apersonwhostudiesmusicology(= thehistory,theory, andscienceofmusic):
Arvinda is arespectedmusicologist.
Adistinguishedmusicologist, she hasappliedacademicdisciplineto herresearch.
See
musicology
More examples
  • You don't have to be a musicologist tohearabeautifulnote.
  • Some musicologists havearguedthat it’simpossibletotracemusicstyleswith anyspecificity.
  • Most of these musicologists writeprimarilywithin theareaofacousticmusic.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Writing, reading & studying music
  • anti-musical
  • bar
  • canon
  • canonical
  • compose
  • composition
  • compositional
  • musical
  • musically
  • musicology
  • non-musical
  • orchestrate
  • orchestration
  • rescore
  • setting
  • sheet music
  • sight-read
  • sight-reading
  • sol-fa
  • unmusical
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(Definition ofmusicologistfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofmusicologist

musicologist
Also, much of this research has been conducted by musicologists, many of whom specialise in past eras of music history.
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Musical notation is kept to a minimum, theoretical concepts are explained in simple terms, and prominent musicologists are given brief introductions.
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If music in this novel were a completely literary construct, musicologists might wonder why it warranted their attention and expertise.
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Some musicologists have argued for a relationship between the thirty-four chords and later musical statements in the opera, statements tied to both plot and libretto.
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It so happens that my interests as amusicologistcoincide with those composers, those moments, those reasons.
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We must be careful to add all information sources, publications and interviews with the composer, other performers, musicologists, listeners and others.
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But composers and musicologists rapidly abandoned these unreliable methods of differentiation.
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More generally, a great number of descriptors of different levels must be available simultaneously to allow themusicologistto interpret individual and collective signification.
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To allow amusicologistto work efficiently with the mass of provided data, the tool itself must be capable of generating metadata: comments, markers, indexes.
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Next, themusicologistmust make choices based on the data found, choices whose pertinence must be justified.
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This veritable ' skeleton in the closet' continues to trouble both ars nova aesthetics and the musicologists who concern themselves with this repertory.
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Themusicologistmust also reconstruct the source's history, situating and precisely describing it.
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One feature that does emerge from the work of musicologists is the role of music (and more broadly sound) in generating civic and urban identity.
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Or perhaps there was a feeling that this music 'could look after itself', that it is the common property of all musicologists.
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And why do musicologists of the music of notes continue to avoid the musicology of the music of sounds?
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