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queer musicology: a standalone construct

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queermusicology1 CONSTRUCTQueer musicologyBRETT · MUSICOLOGY

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Musicology

musicology that studies how sexuality and queer identities are expressed, hidden and read in music and musical lives.

In musicology, queer musicology refers to musicology that studies how sexuality and queer identities are expressed, hidden and read in music and musical lives. This meaning comes from Brett (1993) in Queering the Pitch.[1]

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  1. Brett, P., Wood, E., & Thomas, G. (1993). Queering the Pitch. Routledge. ISBN 9781135863777

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