Definition of musicologist in English:

musicologist

noun mjuːzɪˈkɒlədʒɪstˌmjuzəˈkɑlədʒəst

An expert in or student of music as an academic subject, as opposed to someone trained in performance or composition.
Example sentencesExamples
- A noted musicologist whose interests include medieval music and Tudor keyboard music, he has written many choral pieces.
- Musicologists have long been intrigued by his difficult, inventive and erudite music.
- This has been for years touted as the definitive Prokofieff Second by a good many musicologists and record collectors.
- At the time he died he seemed to be on the threshold of a distinguished career as a thinker and musicologist.
- For decades, critics and musicologists had struggled to define "American music."
- Understandably, the authorship of the toccata has long been a puzzle to musicologists.
- For most of his career he was an executive with BBC Radio; but he was also a musicologist of distinction.
- As a musicologist, Lily is naturally fascinated that this humble girl could know such obscure tunes.
- A pioneer musicologist, he is known for his editions of Handel, Corelli, and other Baroque composers.
- Even respected musicologists perpetuated the story that all of his music sounds more or less the same.

Definition of musicologist in US English:

musicologist

nounˌmyo͞ozəˈkäləjəstˌmjuzəˈkɑlədʒəst

An expert in or student of music as an academic subject, as opposed to someone trained in performance or composition.
Example sentencesExamples
- Understandably, the authorship of the toccata has long been a puzzle to musicologists.
- This has been for years touted as the definitive Prokofieff Second by a good many musicologists and record collectors.
- As a musicologist, Lily is naturally fascinated that this humble girl could know such obscure tunes.
- Even respected musicologists perpetuated the story that all of his music sounds more or less the same.
- A pioneer musicologist, he is known for his editions of Handel, Corelli, and other Baroque composers.
- For most of his career he was an executive with BBC Radio; but he was also a musicologist of distinction.
- At the time he died he seemed to be on the threshold of a distinguished career as a thinker and musicologist.
- Musicologists have long been intrigued by his difficult, inventive and erudite music.
- A noted musicologist whose interests include medieval music and Tudor keyboard music, he has written many choral pieces.
- For decades, critics and musicologists had struggled to define "American music."

词汇	musicologist
释义	Definition of musicologist in English: musicologist noun mjuːzɪˈkɒlədʒɪstˌmjuzəˈkɑlədʒəst An expert in or student of music as an academic subject, as opposed to someone trained in performance or composition. Example sentencesExamples A noted musicologist whose interests include medieval music and Tudor keyboard music, he has written many choral pieces. Musicologists have long been intrigued by his difficult, inventive and erudite music. This has been for years touted as the definitive Prokofieff Second by a good many musicologists and record collectors. At the time he died he seemed to be on the threshold of a distinguished career as a thinker and musicologist. For decades, critics and musicologists had struggled to define "American music." Understandably, the authorship of the toccata has long been a puzzle to musicologists. For most of his career he was an executive with BBC Radio; but he was also a musicologist of distinction. As a musicologist, Lily is naturally fascinated that this humble girl could know such obscure tunes. A pioneer musicologist, he is known for his editions of Handel, Corelli, and other Baroque composers. Even respected musicologists perpetuated the story that all of his music sounds more or less the same. Definition of musicologist in US English: musicologist nounˌmyo͞ozəˈkäləjəstˌmjuzəˈkɑlədʒəst An expert in or student of music as an academic subject, as opposed to someone trained in performance or composition. Example sentencesExamples Understandably, the authorship of the toccata has long been a puzzle to musicologists. This has been for years touted as the definitive Prokofieff Second by a good many musicologists and record collectors. As a musicologist, Lily is naturally fascinated that this humble girl could know such obscure tunes. Even respected musicologists perpetuated the story that all of his music sounds more or less the same. A pioneer musicologist, he is known for his editions of Handel, Corelli, and other Baroque composers. For most of his career he was an executive with BBC Radio; but he was also a musicologist of distinction. At the time he died he seemed to be on the threshold of a distinguished career as a thinker and musicologist. Musicologists have long been intrigued by his difficult, inventive and erudite music. A noted musicologist whose interests include medieval music and Tudor keyboard music, he has written many choral pieces. For decades, critics and musicologists had struggled to define "American music."
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