Canadian University Music Review

A Brief Description

The Canadian University Music Review defines its general objectives as follows:

1. To publish research of high quality by Canadian scholars in all areas of music. To this end we aim to represent French and English scholarship which too often exit in isolation. We also aim to bring together the sub-disciplines of music so that research issues in musicology, ethnomusicology, theory/composition, music education and performance are not artificially segregated (as they are in many specialized American and European music journals). It is important for these various sub-disciplines to have a common forum so that the relatively small body of Canadian music scholars are not unnecessarily fragmented by the nature of their work.
2. To publish scholarship on subjects relating to Canadian music or musical life in Canada.
3. To publish selected international scholarship that will be of interest to Canadians.
4. To publish reviews of music publications, especially those by canadian authors or on Canadian music subjects.
5. To publish conference reports, especially those in Canada or on Canadian music subjects.

The Canadian University Music Review is published twice a year and is sent to all individual members of the Canadian University Music Society. Individuals and institutions may obtain back issues or subscribe to the Review at the rate of $40.00 (Canada, United States) or $45.00 (foreign) by writing to the following address:

Becker Associates
Box 507, Station Q
Toronto, Ontario
M4T 2M5

The Canadian University Music Review is published with the aid of a grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.

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