Musicology
音樂學研究所
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Country
Taiwan
City
Taipei City
Description
Aim of the Department
The Graduate Institute of Musicology at National Taiwan University was established in July 1996. We have aimed to foster research potential in musicological scholarship, to build a Taiwanese musicological community, and to cultivate international scholarly exchange. Our educational goals are to integrate the various subdisciplines of musicology and to encourage interdisciplinary studies, thereby promoting the intellectual strengths of our faculty while making advantageous use of the rich academic resources of our university. We seek to develop approaches and methodologies that reflect the interrelationship of international and local perspectives, and thus to highlight the distinctive cultural and historical character of Taiwan while also articulating its place within Asian and global scholarship.
Research Field
Our recent research foci include sound studies, music and modernity, and music and the body.
Faculties
Prof. Jen-yen CHEN: 18th-century Austria; music and the Enlightenment; sociology of music.
Prof. Tung SHEN: Chinese popular song; Chinese music history; Chinese music theory; Chinese classical theater.
Prof. Ying-fen WANG: Nanguan music; social history of Taiwanese music; historical recordings.
Prof. Yuh-wen WANG: Music, body, mind, and spirituality; music analysis; music aesthetics; judgment of musical value.
Prof. Chen-gia TSAI: Chinese theater music; biomusicology; phoniatics; music acoustics; psychoacoustics.
Prof. Fumitaka YAMAUCHI: Musical culture of Japan and Korea; colonialism; history of the record industry; popular music.
Prof. Chien-chang YANG: European music history; history of musical thought; aesthetics and philosophy of music; critical theory; musical modernity; musical modernism in East Asia.
The Graduate Institute of Musicology at National Taiwan University was established in July 1996. We have aimed to foster research potential in musicological scholarship, to build a Taiwanese musicological community, and to cultivate international scholarly exchange. Our educational goals are to integrate the various subdisciplines of musicology and to encourage interdisciplinary studies, thereby promoting the intellectual strengths of our faculty while making advantageous use of the rich academic resources of our university. We seek to develop approaches and methodologies that reflect the interrelationship of international and local perspectives, and thus to highlight the distinctive cultural and historical character of Taiwan while also articulating its place within Asian and global scholarship.
Research Field
Our recent research foci include sound studies, music and modernity, and music and the body.
Faculties
Prof. Jen-yen CHEN: 18th-century Austria; music and the Enlightenment; sociology of music.
Prof. Tung SHEN: Chinese popular song; Chinese music history; Chinese music theory; Chinese classical theater.
Prof. Ying-fen WANG: Nanguan music; social history of Taiwanese music; historical recordings.
Prof. Yuh-wen WANG: Music, body, mind, and spirituality; music analysis; music aesthetics; judgment of musical value.
Prof. Chen-gia TSAI: Chinese theater music; biomusicology; phoniatics; music acoustics; psychoacoustics.
Prof. Fumitaka YAMAUCHI: Musical culture of Japan and Korea; colonialism; history of the record industry; popular music.
Prof. Chien-chang YANG: European music history; history of musical thought; aesthetics and philosophy of music; critical theory; musical modernity; musical modernism in East Asia.
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