Articulation, newsletter of the Sydney Chapter of the Musicological Society of Australia

** Note: Articulation is no longer in publication. If you have an article that you were wanting to contribute, we would be very happy to post it on the website - please contact [email protected] to arrange this.

Articulation was the MSA Sydney Chapter's newsletter. It was in existence between 1998 and 2002 and published articles of interest to Chapter members, including profiles of musicology departments and musicologists, book reviews, reports on conferences and other pieces.

Selected articles

Selected articles from back issues of Articulation which may be of interest to an international audience can be found below. It is hoped that Chapter members will also contribute articles on their research or on aspects of musicology in Sydney to this section of the site. If you are interested in doing so, please contact Caitlin Rowley at [email protected].

• The use of vibrato: Continuous vibrato in vocal music 1750-1850: Summary of a paper given by Lynne Murray at the September 2001 Graduate Symposium (Articulation Vol. 4 no. 2, January 2002).
• A Millennium of Music—Where to Next?: Terry Clinton writes about the preparations for the February 1999 Sydney Music Research Conference (Articulation Vol. 1 no. 2, November 1998).
• Interview with Peter Dunbar-Hall: Active Figures no. 2 (Articulation Vol. 1 no. 2, November 1998).
• Profile: Tony Mitchell: The first article in Meredith Connie's Active Figures in Music Research in Sydney series (Articulation Vol. 1 no. 1, July 1998).

Archived issues

Browse our article lists and download archived issues of Articulation in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format from our archive page.