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Musicology

the study of musical topics, conventional styles and types such as the march, hunt or pastoral that carried shared associations for eighteenth-century listeners.

In musicology, topic theory refers to the study of musical topics, conventional styles and types such as the march, hunt or pastoral that carried shared associations for eighteenth-century listeners. This meaning comes from Ratner (1980) in Classic music.[1]

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Ratner, L. G. (1980). Classic music. Macmillan Publishing Company. ISBN 9780028726908

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