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By participating in this year’s meeting, you will reach a large, specialized audience of customers for your products and services. We are expecting more than 400 registrants of leading specialists in the U.S., Canada, and other countries, including heads of research institutes, academic deans and department chairs, private consultants, and graduate students.

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Please join us this fall as we gather for our 47th Annual Meeting in Jacksonville, FL. Our Annual Meeting attracts more than 650 theorists from colleges, universities, and conservatories from around the world

Theorists who reside outside the United States and Canada are invited to apply.

These grants help reimburse authors for out-of-pocket expenses associated with the preparation and publishing of any article or book in the field of music theory that has been accepted for publication (e.g., music examples, the payment of copyright or permission fees, the production of graphic and illustrative material, and the development of any relevant computer software, audio material, or other multi-media components essential to the text’s production).

The editorial board of SMT-Pod is seeking proposals for Season 4 episodes! Proposals must be submitted by July 15, 2024 at 11:59 pm EST to be considered for the upcoming season. We encourage those in all stages of their research to submit their work. SMT-Pod is proud to collaborate with authors with varying levels of audio recording/editing experience. All are welcome. SMT-Pod employs an Open Collaborative Peer Review process rather than a more traditional anonymous peer review.

Each year the Annual Meeting Grants Subcommittee considers special funding requests from standing committees, interest groups, and individual SMT members for activities held at the SMT Annual Meeting.

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SMT-V 10.2, "Dual Leading-Tone Loops in Recent Television Dramas" by Brad Osborn is now available at SMT-V.org.