| Seurat was also impressed with the work of another Genevan aesthetician, David Sutter, who combined mathematics and musicology. |
| The context for such a volume is the possibility that musicology might be saved from obsoleteness by such boundary-crossings. |
| Anyone who thinks these people play anything remotely original needs to bone up on their musicology. |
| Before dedicating herself to musicology, she worked as a teacher in Vratsa and a music editor at the Bulgarian National Television. |
| This includes, above all, the development of the academic field of musicology but also musical pedagogy and private music making. |
| In the literature of musicology, the authenticity question focuses on the relation between performer and composition. |
