Musicologists And Composers
16 entries in the Musicologists And Composers compendium.
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 note shapes with…François-Joseph FétisBelgian musicologist, critic, teacher, and composer of lasting influence.George GroveEngineer, music writer, and founding editor of a major musical dictionary.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 shaped the first Japanese school music curriculum.Jaap KunstDutch musicologist who coined the term ethno-musicology.Johann Nikolaus ForkelGerman musicologist and founder of modern musicology.Johannes TinctorisRenaissance theorist and composer from the Low Countries who wrote the first dictionary of musical terms.KomitasPriest, composer, and pioneer of Armenian ethnomusicology.Nicolas SlonimskyRussian-American musicologist and lexicographer of musical reference works.
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