Scholarly Research in Music

<p><em>Scholarly Research in Music: Shared and Disciplinary-Specific Practices</em>, Second Edition offers a comprehensive and detailed guide to engaging in research in all disciplines of music. This second edition continues to provide the foundational principles of research for all musicians, including performers, theorists, composers, conductors, music educators, and musicologists. It strengthens the core pedagogical framework of the first edition by offering updated guidance on available technologies, methodologies, and materials.</p><p>Driven by the rapidly shifting research paradigms within music, sixteen contributors expand the already broad scope of the book, with new chapters on research in today’s library, neurophenomenology in music, and self-efficacy in music performance, as well as new sections in chapters on philosophy, historical research, social science research, and statistics. Introducing research as a friendly and accessible process, the book engages students in brainstorming a topic, asking pertinent questions, systematically collecting relevant information, analyzing and synthesizing the information, and designing a cohesive research plan to conduct original research. Detailing the methodologies and techniques of both conventional and innovative approaches to music research, <i>Scholarly Research in Music </i>provides an essential grounding for all kinds of music researchers.</p> <p>Foreword (Janet L. Sturman) / Preface (Sang-Hie Lee)<strong> / PART I: COMMON BASES IN MUSIC RESEARCH</strong> / 1. An Overview (Sang-Hie Lee) / 2. Research Proposal (Sang-Hie Lee) / 3. Successful Research in Today’s Library (Stephanie A. Jacobs) / <strong>PART II: QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IN MUSIC </strong>/ 4. Philosophy I (Sang-Hie Lee) / 5. Philosophy II (Sang-Hie Lee, Lindsey Jones, and Michael S. Zelenak) / 6. Music Theory Research (Juan Chattah) / 7. Historical Research in Music (Sang-Hie Lee and John O. Robison) / 8. Naturalistic Inquiry/Qualitative Studies (Sang-Hie Lee) / 9. Research Methods in Ethnomusicology (Music Ethnography) (Janet L. Sturman) / 10. Neurophenomenology: Mapping Structures of the Mind (Frank M. Diaz) / <strong>PART III: QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH IN MUSIC </strong>/ 11. Experimental Study (Sang-Hie Lee) / 12. Social Science Research (Sang-Hie Lee and Eunsook Kim) / 13. Descriptive Statistics (Sang-Hie Lee and Eunsook Kim) / 14. Inferential Statistics (Sang-Hie Lee and Eunsook Kim) / <strong>PART IV: PERFORMANCE SCIENCE </strong>/ 15. Within-Subject Research Designs with Musicians (Thomas M. Welsh and Steven J. Chatfield) / 16. Measuring the Performer and Performance (Dustin Hardwick, Matthew Lazinski, Stephanie L. Carey, and Sang-Hie Lee) / 17. Self-Efficacy in Music Performance (Michael S. Zelenak) / 18. Measuring the Audience (George Waddell and Aaron Williamon) / <strong>PART V: CONCLUSION</strong> / 19.<strong> </strong>Conclusion (Sang-Hie Lee)</p>