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5.5K

Publications

20.8K

Citations

Showing yearly statistics from 2000-2026.

	Year	Citations
Ann Arbor, Michigan Jean Eichelberger Ivey The Musical Quarterly MusicAnn ArborLiterary HistoryMusical QuarterlyVolume Lv	1969	1K
Colorado Springs, Colorado Carlton Gamer The Musical Quarterly MusicColorado SpringsMusical QuarterlyVolume LixTheatre	1973	283
PRESCRIPTIVE AND DESCRIPTIVE MUSIC-WRITING Charles Seeger The Musical Quarterly MusicPopular MusicLiterary HistoryMusical QuarterlyPhilosophy Of Music	1958	223
THOUGHTS ON IMPROVISATION: A COMPARATIVE APPROACH Bruno Nettl The Musical Quarterly MusicPhilosophy Of MusicMusical QuarterlyPerformance StudiesTheatre	1974	208
Early Music Defended against its Devotees: A Theory of Historical Performance in the Twentieth Century Laurence Dreyfus The Musical Quarterly	1983	162
Santa Fe, New Mexico Patrick J. Smith The Musical Quarterly MusicSanta FeMusical QuarterlyLatin American ArchaeologyLatin American Diaspora	1969	157
Phenomenology as a Tool for Musical Analysis Lawrence Ferrara The Musical Quarterly MusicRomance StudiesMusical QuarterlyPhilosophy Of MusicTheatre	1984	135
HOMER AND GREGORY: THE TRANSMISSION OF EPIC POETRY AND PLAINCHANT Leo Treitler The Musical Quarterly MusicLiterary TheoryMusical QuarterlyPhilosophy Of MusicPoetry Writing	1974	131
The Descending Tetrachord: An Emblem of Lament Ellen Rosand The Musical Quarterly MusicLiterary HistoryIntellectual HistoryMusical QuarterlyHistorical Methodology	1979	129
Machines, Music, and the Quest for Fidelity: Marketing the Edison Phonograph in America, 1877–1925 Emily Thompson The Musical Quarterly MusicPhilosophy Of MusicMusical QuarterlyArt HistoryComputational Musicology	1995	129

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