A musicologist is someone who studies musicology. An ethnomusicologist is someone who studies ethnomusicology; a zoomusicologist is someone who studies zoomusicology.

Musicologists include:

• Guido Adler
• Willi Apel
• Denis Arnold
• Charles Faulkner Bryan
• Manfred Bukofzer
• Edward T. Cone
• Carl Dahlhaus
• Thurston Dart
• Vincent Duckles
• Alfred Einstein
• Alexander J. Ellis
• François-Joseph Fétis (1784–1871)
• Donald Jay Grout
• Daniel Heartz
• Willy Hess
• Richard Hoppin
• George Pullen Jackson
• Joseph Kerman
• Joseph de Marliave
• Susan McClary
• Bernhard Meier
• Claude Palisca
• Harold Powers
• Gustave Reese
• Charles Rosen
• Stanley Sadie
• Eleanor Selfridge-Field
• Oliver Strunck
• Carl Stumpf
• Edward Tarr

Ethnomusicologists include:

• Mário de Andrade
• Jaime de Angulo
• Simha Arom
• Béla Bartók
• Constantin Braroiu
• John Blacking
• Francis James Child
• Frances Densmore
• Leoš Janáček
• A. M. Jones
• Zoltán Kodály
• Franjo Kuhač
• Jaap Kunst
• Bruno Nettl
• Michael Tenzer
• Colin Turnbull
• Vinko Žganec

Zoomusicologists include:

• Dario Martinelli
• François-Bernard Mâche

External links

• International Musicological Society
• American Musicological Society
• Royal Musical Association