Twentieth-Century Music

Twentieth-Century Music

http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayJournal?jid=TCM

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Launched in 2004, Twentieth-Century Music is a unique publication  
dedicated to leading research on all aspects of the music of the  
twentieth century -a period which may be interpreted flexibly to  
encompass, where appropriate, music from the late-nineteenth century  
to the early years of the twenty-first.

The journal explores Western art music, music from non-Western  
traditions, popular music, film music, jazz, improvised music, and  
performance practice. Whilst it does not style itself as revisionist,  
the journal is guided by the principle that existing assumptions  
about twentieth-century music and the ways in which it has been, and  
is currently, studied should be rigorously examined and re-examined.

Submissions employing analytical, hermeneutical, historical, and  
sociological approaches are welcomed, as are those discussing broader  
historiographical and music-theoretic issues. The journal makes  
available in English translation for the first time significant  
research published in other languages, and also includes reviews of  
major publications.

ISSN: 1478-5722
EISSN: 1478-5730

Editor-in-Chief:

Christopher Mark
Department of Music and Sound Recording
School of Arts
University of Surrey
Guildford GU2 7XH
UK

Email: c.mark@surrey.ac.uk

Content available by subscription. Abstracts available online.

Current Issue:  Volume 1 Issue 02 September 2004

Date: 31 August 2005