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The 16 pages that link to Musicology, each with the reason it gives.

• Musical interpretationNarrower topic: Musicology supplies historical and analytical evidence used to justify performance choices.

• Performance practiceNarrower topic: Musicology supplies methods for evaluating documentary and material evidence about performance.

• François-Joseph FétisNarrower topic: Fétis helped establish historical scholarship on music as a sustained discipline.

• Popular music studiesNarrower topic: Popular music studies draws on musicology while challenging its traditional boundaries.

• George GroveNarrower topic: Grove helped make historical research and reference writing central to British music study.

• Guido AdlerNarrower topic: Adler’s classification and institution-building helped musicology gain university standing.

• Hugo RiemannNarrower topic: Riemann helped establish musicology as a systematic academic discipline.

• Carl DahlhausNarrower topic: Dahlhaus helped establish historically grounded musicology as a major scholarly discipline.

• Egon WelleszNarrower topic: Wellesz’s work joined archival scholarship with analysis of musical style and history.

• Johann Nikolaus ForkelNarrower topic: Forkel is often regarded as a founder of historical musicology.

• Nicolas SlonimskyNarrower topic: Slonimsky’s editing and scholarship brought historical and biographical research into reference form.

• EcomusicologyNarrower topic: Ecomusicology extends musicological study to environmental relationships.

• Edmond de CoussemakerNarrower topic: His source-based historical research belongs to the development of this discipline.