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Music History: Important Print Resources and Organizations

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New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians: comprehensive music encyclopedia; More Info…
Norton Introduction to Music History series: monographs on various periods of music history, with accompanying anthologies; More Info…
Prentice-Hall History of Music Series: monographs on various periods of music history and on world music; More Info…
UNT Division of Music History, Theory, and Ethnomusicology: division website with detailed information about the program; More Info…
American Musicological Society: website of the professional organization for musicologists, with much useful information; More Info…
International Musicological Society: international organization for musicologists, with conference information and other information for members; More Info…
Society for Seventeenth-Century Music: promoting the study and performance of seventeenth-century music; More Info…
Society for American Music: promoting the appreciation, performance, creation, and study of American music (including all of North America); More Info…
Society for Ethnomusicology: supporting ethnomusicology and studying music-making all over the world; More Info…

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