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Ethnomusicology and musicology, a dialogue: Aproaching interdiscipline research in Mexican archaeoacustics.

Lizette Alegre, Guadalupe Caro

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Recently, ethnomusicology and musicology, scientific disciplines of music, share not only a study object, but also have begun a dialogue about methodology, approaches, and theorical frameworks, which have benefited both musical disciplines, expanding their epystemological and analytic horizons. This dialogue empowered a better colaboration, in an interdisciplinary way, with other academic fields, such as archaeoacustics. This work presents how the work of this musical discipline may have contributed to the archaeoacustical work and investigations, by the objective review and análisis from different perspectivas such as ethnografic and historiografic análisis and appreciation of sources, iconographic análisis, inter alia. It will approach archaeoacoustic methodology, from the ethnomusicology and musicology perspective.

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Recently, ethnomusicology and musicology, scientific disciplines of music, share not only a study object, but also have begun a dialogue about methodology, approaches, and theorical frameworks, which have benefited both musical disciplines, expanding their epystemological and analytic horizons. This dialogue empowered a better colaboration, in an interdisciplinary way, with other academic fields, such as archaeoacustics. This work presents how the work of this musical discipline may have contributed to the archaeoacustical work and investigations, by the objective review and análisis from different perspectivas such as ethnografic and historiografic análisis and appreciation of sources, iconographic análisis, inter alia. It will approach archaeoacoustic methodology, from the ethnomusicology and musicology perspective.

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Recently, ethnomusicology and musicology, scientific disciplines of music, share not only a study object, but also have begun a dialogue about methodology, approaches, and theorical frameworks, which have benefited both musical disciplines, expanding their epystemological and analytic horizons. This dialogue empowered a better colaboration, in an interdisciplinary way, with other academic fields, such as archaeoacustics. This work presents how the work of this musical discipline may have contributed to the archaeoacustical work and investigations, by the objective review and análisis from different perspectivas such as ethnografic and historiografic análisis and appreciation of sources, iconographic análisis, inter alia. It will approach archaeoacoustic methodology, from the ethnomusicology and musicology perspective.

Key concepts: Ethnomusicology, Musicology, Perspective (graphical), Musical, Sociology, Epistemology, Social science, Visual arts

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