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music [n.]

1. the art of combining vocal or instrumental sounds in a pleasing way. 2. the sound so produced. 3. the written or printed signs representing such sound.
- ORIGIN Old French musique, from Greek mousike tekhne ‘art of the Muses’.

This page provides links to information and resources for units and topics covered in this subject at a range of Australian universities. It does not attempt to include all these. Be aware some units/topics have different titles in different universities, even though content may be the same or similar. Australian information is supplied wherever possible.

They are at undergraduate level and listed in alphabetical groupings for ease of access. Some information may be useful at a higher level.

In addition, there are journals, search engines, annual reviews, reference material and other general information where these are seen to be relevant.

Additional unit material will be included as time permits.


A - F

Asian Music

History and development of music in Asian countries.

Australian Composers

Access information about them, their development, their works.

Choral Tradition


G - L

General Sites

Indonesian Music

Particularly Gamelan music and culture.


M - R

Medieval & Renaissance Music

History and development of music during the Medieval and Renaissance periods.

Musicology

Musicology and specialist areas such as ethnomusicology.

Organology

Study of musical instruments [an organic structure].


S - Z

Theory and Composition

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Western Music

History and development of the western, musical tradition, particularly in Europe, from the Baroque to the 20th century.

World Music

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