Encyclopaedia of Musical Science and Technology

Organology, Musical Acoustics and Musical Instrument Making

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The Encyclopaedia of Musical Science and Technology (EMST) is the electronic edition of a collection of theoretic and practical articles on all aspects of the musical acoustics, organology and musical instrument building.

  • Topics include acoustics, materials, dimensions, decoration, ergonomics, technology, manufacturing tips, etc.

  • History, iconography, musicology are also appropriate if related to the design or construction of the instruments more than to the music produced with them.

  • The encyclopaedia is not devoted to music theory and music performance except in their relation with the instruments.

  • No commercial ads, not even 'advertorial' within the Encyclopaedia. There is a separate section for a list of materials and tool suppliers and to other sites with related information.

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