[ANPPOM-L] CFP: Current Musicology Mozart issue

[Carlos Palombini]

CALL FOR PAPERS

Current Musicology, a leading forum for scholarly music research, 
announces the publication of a special issue to commemorate W.A. 
Mozart's 250th birthday in 2006.

We invite articles by historical musicologists, music theorists, and 
ethnomusicologists, as well as scholars engaged in interdisciplinary 
music research (i.e. opera studies, aesthetics, film, etc.). We are 
especially interested in the work of musicologists who are presently 
engaged in or have recently completed their graduate studies.

SPECIAL ISSUE THEME

Submissions may explore any aspect of Mozart's music and life; Mozart 
historiography and reception; or other Mozart topics of interest to a 
general musicology readership.

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

We welcome submissions from any scholar actively engaged in music 
research. In keeping with the original mission of Current Musicology, we 
encourage scholars in the first stages of their academic careers to 
submit work for consideration. Submissions should be 15-30 pages 
double-spaced (approximately 3,500 to 9,000 words) including musical 
examples, and should be accompanied by:

A cover letter including your current mailing and e-mail addresses; A 
250-word abstract of your article; Three copies of your manuscript (one 
copy for electronically-submitted articles).

The deadline for submitting articles is January 27, 2006. Articles may 
be submitted via e-mail to current-musicology em columbia.edu or by mail to:

Current Musicology
Department of Music
Columbia University
614 Dodge Hall, MC 1812
New York, NY   10027

Because we review submissions anonymously, we ask you to remove your 
name and any other identifying information from the manuscript. Please 
refer to our website for additional manuscript preparation guidelines: 
www.music.columbia.edu/~curmus/contributors.html. Manuscripts will not 
be returned.

INQUIRIES

Further information about the journal is available at 
www.music.columbia.edu/~curmus/.  Questions should be directed to the 
Editor-in-Chief at current-musicology em columbia.edu.

-- 
carlos palombini
diretor
centro de pesquisa em música contemporânea
universidade federal de minas gerais
cpmc-ufmg
<palombini em terra.com.br>