The Res Musica yearbook aims to provide a wide forum for published articles on Estonian musicology. Comprising articles written by an international circle of scholars, it will cover all areas of musicological research.
The musicological yearbook is published by the Estonian Musicological Society (EMS) and the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre (EAMT). Before acceptance for publication, all articles are peer-reviewed by scholars active in appropriate areas of academic research.
Issues are focused on different fields of musicology rotationally and they are edited by members of editorial board in turn.
Latest issue: Res Musica 17 (2025) (Music theatre; eds. Kristel Pappel, Madli Pesti)
Previous issues:
Res Musica 16 (2024) (pop music and subcultures; ed. Brigitta Davidjants)
Res Musica 15 (2023) (Jaan Ross 65, Music Psychology, Adorno; ed. Marju Raju)
Res Musica 14 (2022) (music history – Arvo Pärt; ed. Toomas Siitan)
Res Musica 13 (2021) (music theory; ed. Kerri Kotta)
Res Musica 12 (2020) (ethnomusicology, music history; edited by Žanna Pärtlas, Anu Schaper)
Res Musica 11 (2019) (music history; ed. Anu Kõlar)
Res Musica 10 (2018) (pop music, creative research; ed. Kristel Pappel, Hannaliisa Uusma)
Res Musica 9 (2017) (issue dedicated to Urve Lippus (1950–2015); ed. Jaan Ross)
Res Musica 8 (2016) (ethnomusicology; edited by Žanna Pärtlas)
Res Musica 7 (2015) (music theory; ed. Kerri Kotta)
Res Musica 6 (2014) (music history; ed. Toomas Siitan)
Res Musica 5 (2013) (musical theatre; ed. Kristel Pappel)
Res Musica 4 (2012) (ethnomusicology; edited by Žanna Pärtlas)
Res Musica 3 (2011) (music theory; ed. Kerri Kotta)
Res Musica 2 (2010) (articles by (post)doctoral students in musicology; ed. Jaan Ross)
Res Musica 1 (2009) (music history; ed. Urve Lippus)
When the new issue of Res Musica is published, all articles will be available in full on the website .
