Rast Muzikoloji Dergisi (Musicology Journal)

Official X account of Rast Muzikoloji Dergisi (ISSN: 2147-7361). Rilm Fulltext, Scopus (Q3, %45 percentile-2024), EBSCO Fulltext.

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An important experimental study on AI-generated music and transhumanistic music has been conducted by Dr. Gvantsa Ghvinjilia. The study is well worth examining. https://t.co/Xu3bXaG8wS

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We welcome applications from musicologists interested in joining our Editorial Board.
CVs can be sent to [email protected]

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We would like to thank Dr. Pravina Manoharan from University of Science Malaysia for her valuable contributions.

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We are pleased to welcome Dr. Ayat Al Matani and Dr. Soad Khan from Oman to the Editorial Board of Rast Muzikoloji Dergisi, and we thank them in advance for their valuable future contributions.

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Moving forward with your trust and support

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Sizlerin güveni ile daha da ileriye...

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Rast Müzikoloji Dergisi has made significant progress in the criteria according to the 2024 evaluation report of Index Copernicus. We congratulate our editorial team and authors for this achievement. For the full text of the report, you may contact us. #indexcopernicusreport2024

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In our latest issue, we published an article that presents comparative analyses on transhumanistic music alongside the evolution of music, and examines the perspectives of new-generation musicians on AI-generated music. We wish you pleasant reading. https://t.co/bw4ODNAyij

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Prof. Dr. Erhan Özden and Prof. Dr. Turan Sağer have been appointed to the Advisory Board of the Rast Musicology Journal by the editorial board. We would like to thank them in advance for their future contributions. https://t.co/VqRsySWre5

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“Muqam Transmission in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region: Negotiating Artistic Individuality in Present-Day Uyghur Muqam Performance Practices” by Gehong Li https://t.co/apf1khmqan

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“A Harmonic-Based Musical Scaling Method with Natural Number Frequencies” by Selma Ozaydin proposes an innovative mathematical approach to musical scaling, grounded in the use of natural number frequencies. https://t.co/Vf1lwFJWD9

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Vernacular Culture of Gjakova: Emic Approach of Music Tradition” by Behar Arllati and Aida Gjikolli provides an insider’s perspective on the traditional musical practices of Gjakova, Kosovo, emphasizing cultural authenticity and community values. https://t.co/xmwGAT5Cwi

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“Dual Mirrors of Müller: A Comparative Study of Textual and Musical Narratives in Franz Schubert’s Die schöne Müllerin (1823) and Edward Nesbit’s Songs of Sorrow (2021)” by Marzelan Salleh and Xuewei Chang https://t.co/OUD8Zu6dsd

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“A Study on the Importance of Instrumental Practice in Children’s Cognitive Development” by Maria Bellmunt and Sandra Soler investigates the cognitive benefits of instrumental music education in childhood. https://t.co/o4oEE7iQGR

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RMD is celebrating its 13th anniversary together with you, our esteemed music researchers. In this issue, we are pleased to present five high-quality articles from the United States, Turkey, Kosovo, Malaysia, and Spain. We wish you an enjoyable read

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We established our policy on the use of AI in article writing one year ago (Artificial Intelligence Usage Transparency Declaration). https://t.co/A386N1KLfF
However, with recent developments, we will share our new update in the coming days

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Starting from the next issue, articles in Turkish will no longer be published. The review process for articles in the field of Turkish music will be conducted in Turkish. If the article is accepted, the author will be responsible for the translation.

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Our editorial board has made the following decision: Articles published on preprint platforms (such as SocArXiv) are not accepted.

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Dear music researcher, there is no specific submission period or date for articles. They can be submitted at any time. The article review process typically takes around 6 months.

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Dear music researchers, it is important to cite our journal as 'Rast Müzikoloji Dergisi' in Turkish when referencing it. This is because the ISSN registration is in its Turkish form.