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If you love reading about composers, compositions, and music traditions, you’ve likely enjoyed something written by a music scholar. These folks go by many names and use many tools to study all these things. Not all musicological topics are historical, and not all music scholars are musicologists. So today, I want to break down for you the three major disciplines of academic music study people pursue when they want to write about music history and culture: musicology, ethnomusicology, and music theory.
Kori Hill, musicologist and professor at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory

A. Kori Hill When Melissa White saw Itzhak Perlman play violin on Sesame Street, she knew she wanted to play too. After begging her mom for two years, she started lessons and […]
Kori Hill, musicologist and professor at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory

There are SO many great music scholars out there. So many folks that make it easy for us to access information on music and its history. That’s the cool thing about music scholarship: it doesn’t stay the same. Because there’s always something new to uncover or reinvestigate.  
Kori Hill, musicologist and professor at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory

A. Kori Hill Lately, when Errollyn Wallen must work on a commission, she doesn’t go to an office or a café or a library; she goes to her lighthouse.  Errollyn […]
Kori Hill, musicologist and professor at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory

A. Kori Hill When you listen to Monie Love’s “It’s a Shame (My Sister)â€� you’ll hear quotes of The Spinners’ “It’s a Shameâ€�. When you hear Sugarhill Gang’s “Rapper’s Delightâ€� […]
Kori Hill, musicologist and professor at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory

A. Kori Hill Ok, here’s a quick intro to the tools we use to analyze classical music: First, we need to know the names of each scale degree. As you […]
Kori Hill, musicologist and professor at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory

Trinity Le, CFK Intern Born in France in 1892, Darius Milhaud was a prolific composer, conductor, and teacher who embraced many international influences in his music. He was associated with […]
Kori Hill, musicologist and professor at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory

 I like to think of art songs and concert spirituals as mini operas, as they are vocal pieces that tell a dramatic, emotional story. It can be a narrative; a […]
Kori Hill, musicologist and professor at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory

A. Kori Hill Over a hundred years ago, there lived a guy named Arnold Schoenberg (1874–1951). He was frustrated because Classical music had gotten so big, long, complex, and chromatic […]
Kori Hill, musicologist and professor at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory

Dun dun dun DUN! Four of the most recognizable notes in classical music. All thanks to Ludwig van Beethoven and his Symphony No. 5 in C minor.
Kori Hill, musicologist and professor at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory