Similar words: musicologist, musicological, lexicology, toxicology, versicolor, iconology, ecology, mycology. Meaning: [‚mjuːzɪ'kɑlədʒɪ /-'kɒ-] 
n. the scholarly and scientific study of music.
n. the scholarly and scientific study of music. 
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1. Stemmatology also plays an important role in musicology.
2. Some musicology researcher discovered that classic music has fractal character.
3. As a musicology student, I am very fortunate to pry about the excellent part of Chinese Drama theory.
4. Institute of Research in Musicology and Choreography : 32 Nguyen Thai Hoc St,[Sentencedict] Hanoi; f .1976.
5. He received a bachelor of arts degree from Syracuse University and in the early 1950s did graduate studies in musicology at Princeton.
6. He received the Unesco International Grand Prix for his work in musicology in 1985.
7. The attention to the development local education is not only the musicology or the pedagogics, and also whole society.
8. Xiao Ming is smart, he knows how to paint and he is also proficient in musicology.
9. In 1993, he went to France for advanced studies of composition and musicology.
10. Wang Guangqi was the distinguish patriotic social activist during the May 4th Period, the outstanding music theorist and pioneer as well as founder of musicology in modern China.
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