MSA Australia and New Zealand Postgraduate Music Research Thesis Register
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This Register, designed, populated and maintained for the Musicological Society of Australia, spans the period 1917 to 2017 and contains 3961 records (Last update March 2018) |
CATEGORIESClick on a category to obtain a list of all theses in that category, or go to the Full Register & Multi-category Search page to search in a combination of categories (e.g. 20th Century + Performance + New Zealand). Each thesis appears in all categories relevant to it. |
CHRONOLOGICAL 21st Century 20th Century 19th Century Classical Baroque Renaissance Ancient to Medieval STATUS Completed Submitted In Progress Withdrawn |
BROAD TOPIC AREA
Includes music analysis, biography, and context studies Edition: transcription of MS Music in the Arts: Iconography, music in literature, criticism Music Industry: Institutions, Economic, Law, Printing, Publishing, Personality Biographies Music Theatre: Dance, Film, Musicals, Opera Performance: Historical performance practice; Injuries, Methods, Techniques, Theories; Performers Popular: Music; Culture |
SPECIALITIES
Bibliographic, Catalogue, Library Services Clinical, Psychiatric, Psychological Portfolio of original compositions Technology: Acoustics, Architecture, Electronics, Science Theory/Techniques/Tools: Analytical methods, theories and aids; Composition: exegesis, tools; Notation; Technical Treatises | LOCAL Australian Topic New Zealand Topic Overseas Awards:
ETHNOMUSICOLOGY Other Ethnomusicological:
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RILM
RILM is the first stop for the music researcher who wants clear, verified bibliographic information on world-wide, music-related publications, fully cited, abstracted, and indexed. By submitting bibliographic citations and abstracts to RILM, you are ensuring that music researchers worldwide will find out about your work. Online forms are available from the website. You are able to submit retrospectively for works that have not been submitted in past years. Submission is a straightforward process. MSA supports the work of RILM and believes that it is important that Australian content on RILM is improved and maintained. You can submit citations and abstracts to RILM directly via the RILM website.
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