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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.
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Topics include acoustics,
materials, dimensions, decoration, ergonomics, technology, manufacturing tips,
etc.
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History, iconography, musicology
are also appropriate if related to the design or construction of the
instruments more than to the music produced with them.
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The encyclopaedia is not
devoted to music theory and music performance except in their relation with
the instruments.
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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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The articles are free of commercial information. |
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Material Suppliers |
Providers of hard-to-find and specific materials or tools for musical
instrument building. |
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References |
Other interesting websites where you can find complementary information on
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Authors and readers
The Encyclopaedia is committed to
encouraging the growth, development and distribution of content on the principle
that making knowledge freely available supports a greater global research and
knowledge.
The Encyclopaedia is continuously
growing. You are invited to participate with reviews, corrections or new
articles. Or sending your doubts and questions.
This is not a site only for
professionals and literati. Newcomers and amateurs are very welcome.
Learning more
Courses
You can access the articles in the
Encyclopaedia for self-teaching. If you prefer a instructor-led course, either
in-person or on-line, check the offer of the Academy of Musical Science and
Technology.
Books
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Bibliography |
Good books about acoustics and instrument building can only be found in
specialised libraries and bookstores. |
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