Repertoire and reference works, thematic catalogues, collections of musical scores, and other recently published material are available in the library, as are books of musicology, theory, music pedagogy, organology, facsimile editions of musical treatises, and Italian and international magazines.
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Among Agricola's other theoretical works is " Musica instrumentalis deudsch " ( 1528 and 1545 ), a study of musical instruments, and one of the most important works in early organology; and one of the earliest books on the Rudiments of music.
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In " Membres fant�mes : des corps musiciens " ( 2002 ), Szendy rethinks the concept of body as construed in the history of Western musical thought and sketches the outlines of a " general organology " based on the rhetorical concept of " effiction ".
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Over the centuries and especially during the island's Venetian era, the violin exerted its influence on the music of Crete both under the organological and musical aspect, bringing about profound changes in the instrument's repertory, tunning, organology, musical language and performance practice.
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In 2000, she donated her personal harp heritage collection, which included historical instruments and a library of specialized documents, to the foundation with the purpose of providing the coming generations with a document base of instrumental organology and assets with more than 10, 000 volumes related to art, history, philosophy, and music.
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It is a digest of the cited secondary sources ( this doesn't include Leonard's website, which I have now removed, again in response to Organology ), nothing more, and would invite anyone who feels otherwise to amend it as they see fit .-- talk ) 23 : 50, 27 December 2015 ( UTC)
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The library catalogue alone contains more than 800 biographical representations of Beethoven, work monographs, sketch and source studies, documents on performance procedures and organology, studies in music history, documents relating to Vienna and Bonn, bibliographical and lexical reference books, historic magazines, in particular of the 19th century, documents and studies on reception history and programme booklets in current European languages.
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He held his PhD in art studies from Tehran University and now he is Professor and Maestro at Tehran University of Art, University of Tehran, and Islamic Azad University and teaches several courses such as : Santour, Sight Reading, History of music, Stage Performance, Orchestration, Organology, Analysis of music, Philosophy of Music and Music Theory at the levels of bachelors and master's degree.
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Recent findings presented by researchers Daniel Laemouahuma Jatta, Ulf J�gfors, and Shlomo Pestcoe at The 8th Annual Banjo Collectors Gathering ( December, 2005 ) an annual international conference of the foremost collectors and scholars of 19th and early 20th century banjos, which also serves as the principal forum for presentations of new research on the banjo's history and organology indicate that the banjo is probably descended from the many different types of " "'gourd-bodied folk / artisan plucked lutes " "'found throughout West Africa, like the akonting and its aforementioned Senegambian siblings.
