musicology

English

Etymology

music +‎ -logy

Noun

musicology (usually uncountable, plural musicologies)

1. (music) the scholarly or scientific study of music, as in historical research, musical theory, or the physical nature of sound.

Derived terms

• musicological
• musicologist

Translations

study of music

• Albanian: muzikologji (sq) f
• Arabic: علم الموسيقى m (ʿilm al-mūsīqā)
• Armenian: երաժշտագիտություն (hy) (eražštagitutʻyun)
• Bulgarian: музикология f (muzikologija)
• Burmese: ဂီတပညာ (my) (gita.pa.nya)
• Catalan: musicologia f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 音樂學／音乐学 (zh) (yīnyuèxué), 音乐学 (zh) (yīnyuèxué)

• Czech: muzikologie f
• Danish: musikvidenskab c
• Dutch: musicologie f
• Esperanto: muzikologio
• Estonian: muusikateadus (et)
• Finnish: musiikkitiede (fi), musikologia
• French: musicologie (fr) f
• Georgian: მუსიკათმცოდნეობა (musiḳatmcodneoba)
• German: Musikwissenschaft (de) f
• Greek: μουσικολογία (el) f (mousikología)
• Hebrew: מוזיקולוגיה (he) f (muzikológya)
• Hungarian: zenetudomány (hu)
• Icelandic: tónlistarfræði
• Indonesian: musikologi (id)
• Italian: musicologia (it) f
• Japanese: 音楽学 (おんがくがく, ongakugaku)
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• Korean: 음악학 (eumakhak)
• Latvian: muzikoloģija f
• Lithuanian: muzikologija f
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: musikkvitenskap m

  Nynorsk: musikkvitskap m

• Persian: موسیقی‌شناسی (musiki šenâsi)
• Polish: muzykologia (pl) f
• Portuguese: musicologia f
• Romanian: muzicologie (ro) f
• Russian: музыкове́дение (ru) n (muzykovédenije), музыкозна́ние (ru) n (muzykoznánije)
• Scots: muisicologie
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: музикологија f

  Roman: muzikologija (sh) f

• Slovak: muzikológia (sk) f
• Slovene: muzikologija (sl) f
• Spanish: musicología (es) f
• Swedish: musikvetenskap c
• Tagalog: musikolohiya
• Turkish: müzikoloji (tr)
• Ukrainian: музикозна́вство n (muzykoznávstvo)
• Vietnamese: âm nhạc học
• Yiddish: מוזיקאָלאָגיע f (muzikologye)

See also

• musicology on Wikipedia.Wikipedia