Repertoar Journal is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal dedicated to publishing original research, scholarly analyses, and academic contributions in the field of music and related disciplines. The journal provides a platform for researchers, academics, educators, and music practitioners to disseminate research findings, exchange scholarly perspectives, and contribute to the advancement of knowledge and practices in music.

The journal welcomes manuscripts that demonstrate originality, academic relevance, methodological rigor, and meaningful contributions to the development of music scholarship.

Focus and Scope

Repertoar Journal publishes scholarly manuscripts covering the following areas:

1. Music

   Research concerning music theory, musicology, music education, music performance, composition, musical interpretation, and other relevant aspects of musical studies.

2. Music Works

   Scholarly studies examining musical compositions, creative processes, musical arrangements, performance practices, and the analysis and interpretation of musical works.

3. Ethnomusicology

   Research exploring music within cultural and social contexts, including traditional music, musical heritage, local musical practices, and the relationship between music, society, and cultural identity.

4. Music Therapy

   Research investigating the application of music in therapeutic, psychological, educational, and healthcare contexts, including music-based interventions and their outcomes.

5. Film Music

   Studies examining music in audiovisual media, including film scores, soundtracks, musical narratives, and the relationship between music, sound, and visual storytelling.

6. Digital Music

   Research addressing digital music production, music technology, electronic music, digital composition, computer-assisted music creation, and technological developments in musical practices.

Types of Manuscripts

Repertoar Journal accepts the following types of scholarly manuscripts, provided that their content aligns with the journal's focus and scope:

1. Original Research Articles

   Manuscripts presenting original research findings in music and related disciplines. These articles may employ quantitative, qualitative, mixed-methods, or practice-based research approaches and must demonstrate appropriate methodological procedures, systematic analysis, and significant scholarly contributions.

2. Review Articles

   Manuscripts presenting critical, systematic, and comprehensive syntheses of existing scholarly literature relevant to music and related disciplines. This category includes Systematic Literature Reviews (SLR) and Meta-Analyses. Review articles must apply appropriate, transparent, and rigorous methods for identifying, evaluating, analyzing, and synthesizing relevant research findings.

3. Comments and Criticism

   Scholarly manuscripts presenting constructive comments, critical evaluations, or evidence-based discussions concerning articles previously published in Repertoar Journal. These contributions should promote academic dialogue, clarify scholarly arguments, and support the continued development of knowledge in the field of music.

General Submission Requirements

All submitted manuscripts must fall within the journal's stated focus and scope, demonstrate scholarly originality and relevance, and comply with the journal's editorial policies, publication ethics, and manuscript preparation requirements.

Authors are required to prepare their manuscripts according to the official Repertoar Journal template and submit them through the journal's online submission system.

For detailed descriptions, characteristics, and requirements of each manuscript category, please refer to the Manuscript Types guidelines.