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What exactly is a musicologist and what kind of careers do they have?
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"Musicologist" is loose term for someone who studies music. These may include people who study and analyse the music of great composers and/or specialise in music history. Other musicologists may specialise in Music Theory or the performance in a particular musical instrument.
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