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Musical Musicologies for the Digital Age

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact James Fergusson .

The digital era has begun to revolutionise musicology, both by opening up new avenues for research, and by reforming the methods of more traditional modes of enquiry. In this talk, I introduce some promising sub-disciplines of “Digital Musicology”, discussing the benefits they bring, but also highlighting where caution is needed to preserve musical validity and usefulness – that is, to make sure these digital musicologies remain “musical”. The talk draws on examples from my own research output, and focusses primarily on the analysis and manipulation of scores.

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