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Frigyesi, Judit (IL); Kárpáti, János (H); Komlós, Katalin (H); Schneider, David (USA); Tallián, Tibor (H); Vikárius, László (H)

Blažecković, Zdravko (HR); Fallows, David (GB); Grabocz, Marta (F); Gruber, Gernot (A); Hohmaier, Simone (D); Kovnatskaya, Lyudmila (RF); Lampert-Deak, Vera (USA); Móricz, Klára (USA); Rasch, Rudolf (NL); Seebaß, Tilman (A); Seroussi, Edwin (IL); Walton, Chris (RSA)

Studia Musicologica, edited by the Institute for Musicology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, publishes papers, documentary studies and short essays in the field of musicology in the broadest sense, with special respect to subjects connected with the history of Hungarian music and folk music. It also contains reports of congresses. Publishes book reviews and advertisements.

International Bibliographies IBZ and IBR, JSTOR, Music Index, RILM, SCOPUS

STUDIA MUSICOLOGICA
P.O. Box 28, H–1250 Budapest, Hungary
Fax: (36 1) 375 9282
E-mail: studia@zti.hu