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Writing
a music research paper is a little different from researching a topic
on another subject. There are many specialty topic sources available in
addition to general topic sources. Topics can range from a biography of
a composer/performer, history of an instrument, to study of specific piece(s)
of a composer. You must try and find every possible source for the topic
you choose. The sections listed below will help you get started.
Preparing a Prospectus
Sources for Writing a Music Research Paper
Music Research Guidelines
Sample Footnote/Bibliography Entries
Last Updated:{July
2, 2008}
Contact Dr. Dan Lipori at liporid@cwu.edu
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University is an equal opportunity educator and employer.
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