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Center for Music Research (CMR) at Florida State
University was founded in 1980 to bring together
the already strong research component of the School
of Music with its newly created computer facilities.
The purpose of the Center is to create effective
research environments for the pursuit of music scholarship
in all modes of inquiry for both students and faculty.
CMR exists to foster research and publication and
provides a support system that attempts to blend
the best human and musical characteristics of the
music researcher and teacher with the best of technology.
The following CMR activities are supported by the
School of Music at Florida State University: graduate
education, faculty and student research, post-doctoral
study, and occasional workshops, symposia, and visiting
scholars. The
aims of the Center are to:
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Develop
new knowledge about music, music education, music
therapy, and related areas through scholarly inquiry, |
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Offer
innovative educational, consultative, and other
support programs to foster research, teaching, and
to guide curricular decisions, |
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Provide
space and facilities to develop applications of
research to music performance, teaching, therapy,
and analysis, |
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Support
research collaborations between faculty and students, |
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Encourage
students and faculty to develop new technology as
well as to utilize existing technology and techniques
in teaching and research, |
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Establish
and maintain relations with similar research and
teaching centers at other academic institutions. |
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