r/musicology
ActiveFocusing on Historical Musicology, this is a community coming together to share scholarly research about music and its origins. Open discussion of music philosophy, theoretical sociology, aesthetics of music, cultural and gender studies, performance, literature, theatre, theory, analysis, and theology.
Members
12,067
Last post
today
September 28, 2026
Posts (30 days)
62
Created
2011
April 28, 2011
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r/musicology has roughly 12,067 members.
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r/musicology was created on April 28, 2011.
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