There were three online meetings (a.k.a. webinars) with authors of articles in Music Theory Online (MTO) Volume 17.4 . All MTO readers were invited to join and participate. These webinars have now passed; their announcements remain posted temporarily for reference purposes.

Dates/Times and Links

Karen Bottge (University of Kentucky), "Reading Adorno's Reading of the Rachmaninov Prelude in C-sharp Minor"

• Friday January 20, 2PM EST
• Optional registration: http://www.anymeeting.com/PIID=EB53DA838146
• Meeting url: http://www.anymeeting.com/mtomeetings1 (click at the meeting time to join)

Julian Hook (Indiana University), "How to Perform Impossible Rhythms"

• Friday January 27, 2PM EST
• Optional registration: http://www.anymeeting.com/PIID=EB53DA83834E
• Meeting url: http://www.anymeeting.com/mtomeetings1 (click at the meeting time to join)

David Temperley (Eastman), "Scalar Shifts in Popular Music"

• Friday February 3, 2PM EST
• Optional registration: http://www.anymeeting.com/PIID=EB53DA83834B
• Meeting url: http://www.anymeeting.com/mtomeetings1 (click at the meeting time to join)

Further Details

• Those who register in advance you will receive reminder emails about the meeting. Those who are interested may join the meetings without advance registration, however.
• We especially would like to encourage participation from colleagues outside of North America, music theorists with disabilities, and students or scholars for whom attendance at SMT meetings may be difficult or financially prohibitive.
• At each webinar meetings, the author will provide a brief introduction and we will then open the forum for discussion. Attendees who wish to engage in the dialogue may choose to stream audio only or audio and video. You will need a mic to stream audio and a video camera if you would like others to see you. A set of headphones is beneficial (to eliminate a distracting "echo" effect). Additional system requirements can be found here . Setup steps for streaming will be given when you join the meeting.
• The software enables streaming from up to six participants at a time. Those streaming will be "at the mic," and we will rotate streaming among participants as needed. Chat will also be available for questions and comments, although our preference will be for audio or audio/video participation.
• Here is a link to the issue for your consideration in advance of the meetings: http://www.mtosmt.org/issues/mto.11.17.4/toc.17.4.html.
• Questions about participation and access may be submitted to mto-editor@societymusictheory.org.