musicography
Etymology
From music + -o- + -graphy.
noun
- Writing on the subject of music.“The unanimous testimony of scores and of musicography is to this effect, and establishes, as an inviolable rule, the close on the inferior dominant.”
- The art or science of writing music and of musical notation.“The short-hand of musicography alone, separated from the material accompanying it, might, we think, be found useful in no ordinary degree to the musical world.”