Historical Musicology
Historical Musicology investigates the history and evolution of music, from ancient times to contemporary styles, analyzing changes in musical trends, performance practices, and compositions.
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Sub-categories:
· Medieval Music History
· Renaissance Music History
· Baroque Music History
· Classical Music History
· Romantic Music History
· 20th Century Music History
· Music and Religion
· Music in Politics and Society
· Musical Patronage and Institutions
· Composer Studies
· Genre Development
· Music Manuscripts and Editions
· Music Theory and Analysis
· Music Iconography and Sources
· Women in Music History
· Music Historiography
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