Established in 1966, Selected Reports remains the principal publication of the department. Each volume, at times accompanied by an audiocassette tape, contains essays around a central theme concerning ethnomusicological theory and method, particular world music areas, comparative analysis, or specific aspects of ethnomusicological research.

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Vol. X:
Musical Aesthetics and Multiculturalism in Los Angeles

Vol IX:
Text, Context, and Performance in Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam

Vol VIII:
Issues in Organology

Vol VII:
Issues in the Conceptualization of Music

Vol VI:
Asian Music in North America

Vol V:
Studies in African Music

Vol IV:
Festschrift. Essays in Honor of Peter Crossley-Holland

Vol III, No 2:
The Music of the American Indians

Vol III, No 1:
The Traditional Music of Europeans in America

Vol II, No 2: Southeast Asia

Vol II, No 1:
The Melograph

Vol I, No 3: Theoretical, Technical, and Historical/Analytical Area Studies

Vol I, No 2: Theoretical, Technical, and Historical/Analytical Area Studies

Vol I, No 1: Theoretical, Technical, and Historical/Analytical Area Studies