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Musicologica OlomucensiaMusicologica Olomucensia is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal founded in 1996 at Palack&#253; University, one of the oldest Central European universities. The journal is intended for the musicological community. With historically, theoretically and analytically focused studies, the journal presents the results of fundamental scientific research conducted by members of Czech and international musicological institutions and high-level university students. In addition, the magazine brings news from academic conferences, reviews of musicological literature and information about ongoing research projects. The texts are published in English, German, Czech or Slovak; all studies are provided with an abstract in Czech and English. Scientific studies accepted for this journal are peer-reviewed by two independent reviewers. Musicologica Olomucensia is included in EBSCO and RILM databases.Submission guidelineFor the upcoming issue of Musicologica Olomucensia (December 2016) we are looking for articles discussing various topics in musicology, ethnomusicology, popular music studies and East European music studies. We welcome internationally relevant topics, or those which may contribute to the promotion of Czech music abroad. Please send your paper (4000&#8211;8000 words, including footnotes) to&#160;musicologicaolomucensia@upol.cz&#160;by&#160;30 November 2016.&#160;For more details visit:&#160;http://new.musicologicaolomucensia.upol.cz/Editors &#38; Editorial BoardLenka Křupkov&#225;Editor-in-chiefLenka Křupkov&#225; (1970) studied piano at the conservatory in Ostrava (1984&#8211;1990) and continued her music studies at the Department of Musicology of the Faculty of Arts of Palack&#253; University (1990&#8211;1995, M.A. thesis On the Musico-dramaturgical Structure of Jan&#225;ček&#8217;s Opera Věc Makropulos). She completed her postgraduate studies with her dissertation on The Chamber Works of V&#237;tězslav Nov&#225;k (2001). At the same faculty she studied journalism (1994&#8211;1997). Since 1995 she has been working at the Department of Musicology of Palack&#253; University in Olomouc, where she qualified as an university lecturer (2009), she has also been a head of the department since 2012. Her main areas of research interest are Czech music of the 19th and 20th centuries, particularly the work of V&#237;tězslav Nov&#225;k and Leo&#353; Jan&#225;ček, Czech and European chamber music, sociology of music, music editing and the history of the German Opera in Olomouc. She has published a number of articles and three books &#8211; Studies of the Life and Work of V&#237;tězslav Nov&#225;k (2006), V&#237;tězslav Nov&#225;k &#8211; Universal Edition Vienna. The correspondence 1910&#8211;1935 (2007) and Opera in the German Municipal Theatre in Olomouc II. 1878&#8211;1920 (2012).lenka.krupkova@upol.cz,&#160;musicologicaolomucensia@upol.czJan Bl&#252;mlEditorJan&#160;Bl&#252;ml&#160;(1980): Since 2014 he has been working in the position of Assistant Professor at the Department of Musicology,&#160;Faculty of Arts, Palack&#253; University Olomouc, Czech Republic. His main academic interest lies in the history of popular music in Central Europe with special emphasis on music in the former Czechoslovakia. He is also interested in progressive rock and aesthetic issues related to that genre.jan.bluml@upol.cz,&#160;musicologicaolomucensia@upol.czChairperson:Lenka Křupkov&#225;&#160;(Palack&#253; University in Olomouc)Members:Jan Vičar (Palack&#253; University in Olomouc)Michael Beckerman (New York University)Mikul&#225;&#353; Bek (Masaryk University in Brno)Roman Dykast (Academy of Performing Arts in Prague)Jarmila Gabrielov&#225; (Charles University in Prague)Lubom&#237;r Chalupka (Comenius University in Bratislava)Magdalena Dziadek (Jagiellonian University in Krak&#243;w)For ContributorsTexts already published or accepted for publication in other journals or books will not be accepted by the editorial board. The peer-review process, the editing and the publication of articles is done according to the Musicologica Olomucensia ethics statement.The text of the article should be accompanied by an abstract in English of some 10 lines (maximum 100 words), with three to ten keywords in English in alphabetical order, and by Author&#8217;s affiliation, address and e-mail address. Reviews of books and congress proceedings should present all necessary bibliographical data concerning the reviewed book, including the place and dates of the congress in question.The affiliation address of the contributor should be given at the end of the article or review as well as an e-mail contact. If necessary, another contact address may be provided.Contributors are kindly requested to send their contributions by e-mail to the addresses&#160;musicologicaolomucensia@upol.czStyle Sheet RulesSubmitted texts should be written in one of common text editors (doc, docx, rtf, odt), in the Times New Roman 12 font, line spacing 1; pictures and figures should be submitted separately in formats as jpg, tif, eps, and gif.The Musicologica Olomucensia follows the&#160;Chicago Style Manual. The basic style guidelines can be found&#160;here.