Musicologists And Composers 1-17
17 entries in the Musicologists And Composers compendium.
Musicologists And Composers 1-17 — Era Chart
Edmond de CoussemakerFrench musicologist and ethnologist of medieval and Flemish heritage.Eduard HanslickAustrian critic who championed absolute music and opposed Wagner.Egon WelleszAustrian-British composer and scholar of Byzantine music.Franco of CologneGerman theorist and composer who helped revolutionize musical notation by associating noteFrançois-Joseph FétisBelgian musicologist, critic, teacher, and composer of lasting influence.George GroveEngineer, music writer, and founding editor of a major musical dictionary.Gioseffo ZarlinoItalian Renaissance music theorist and composer.Guido AdlerFounder of musicology as a formal academic discipline.Guido of ArezzoBenedictine monk who developed staff notation and solmization.Heinrich SchenkerAustrian music theorist who developed Schenkerian analysis.Hugo RiemannGerman musicologist and composer, founder of modern musicology.Isawa ShūjiMeiji-era educator who pioneered music education and deaf education in Japan.Jaap KunstDutch musicologist who coined the term ethno-musicology.Johann Nikolaus ForkelGerman musicologist and founder of modern musicology.Johannes TinctorisMusic theorist and composer who applied the term 'ars nova' to Dunstaple.KomitasPriest, composer, and pioneer of Armenian ethnomusicology.Nicolas SlonimskyRussian-American musicologist and lexicographer of musical reference works.
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