Journal introduction:

Nineteenth-Century Music Review locates music within all aspects of culture in the long nineteenth century (c.1789-1914), covering the widest possible range of methods, topics and concepts. Through themed and general issues, articles provide both depth and breadth in their contribution to this expanding field. A rich supply of book, CD, DVD, and score reviews reflects the journal's title and commitment to stimulate and advance critical discussion.

Frequency：3 Issues Per Year

Editorial board
General Editors
Professor Martin Clarke, The Open University, UK
NCMR-journal@open.ac.uk

Professor Rosemary Golding, The Open University, UK
NCMR-journal@open.ac.uk

Associate Editor
Dr Erin Johnson-Williams, University of Southampton, UK
E.Johnson-Williams@soton.ac.uk

Founding Editor
Professor Bennett Zon, Durham University, UK

Assistant Editors
Dr Jonathan Hicks, University of Aberdeen, UK
Professor Benjamin M. Korstvedt, Clark University, USA
Dr Sanna Pederson, University of Oklahoma, USA

Section Editors
Professor Nancy November (Score Review Editor), University of Auckland, New Zealand
Professor Heather Platt (Digital Review Editor), Ball State University, USA
Professor Katherine K. Preston (Book Review Editor), William & Mary, USA
Professor James Sobaskie (CD/DVD Review Editor), Mississippi State University, USA

Editorial Board
Professor Philip V. Bohlman, University of Chicago, USA
Professor Suzannah Clark, Harvard University, USA
Professor James Deaville, Carleton University, Canada
Professor Katharine Ellis, University of Cambridge, UK
Dr Sophie Fuller, Trinity College of Music, UK
Professor Andreas Giger, Louisiana State University, USA
Professor Lydia Goehr, Columbia University, USA
Professor Sarah Hibberd, University of Bristol, UK
Professor Julian Horton, Durham University, UK
Professor Hervé Lacombe, Université Rennes 2 - Haute Bretagne, France
Professor Ralph Locke, Eastman School of Music, USA
Professor Roberta Marvin, University of Massachusetts, USA
Professor Julian Rushton, University of Leeds, UK
Professor Douglass Seaton, Florida State University, USA

Abstracting and indexing
Arts & Humanities Citation Index


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