We are happy to announce the two winners of this year’s Dissertation Fellowships, Kája Lill and Anna Yu Wang.

SMT-V 8.2, “Clara Schumann’s op. 16 no. 3 and 'Fifth Above, Third Below': Discerning Inverted Canonic Potential” by Scott Murphy, is now available at SMT-V.org.

We condemn the military invasion of Ukraine launched by Vladimir Putin. In this difficult time, we offer support to scholars, practitioners, and culture workers throughout the affected region and to those who have family or cultural ties with Ukraine.

SMT-V 8.1, “Abe Road: Kuwata Keisuke’s Beatles Parody” by Noriko Manabe, is now available at SMT-V.org.

SMT-Pod has debuted its first season! A new episode will be released every Thursday.

With articles by Carter, Carter-Ényì, Rabinovitch, Cubero, de Clercq, Duinker, Ho, Llorens, Lucas, Schubert; reviews by Barnett and Smucker.

Anna Yu Wang's presentation, “Perceiving banyan: Temporal Syntax Unbeholden to Meter," is the winner of the 2021 SMT Student Presentation Award.

The Society for Music Theory is pleased to announce its 2021 publication award winners.

Part of the mission of the Award for Diversity Course Design is to make it easier to teach diverse courses. The SMT is honored to share the syllabi of its award winners.

With articles by Sewell, Duinker, Stroud, Brody, Reuven, Horton; articles from the SMT 2019 Plenary session by Marvin, Ewell, Everett, Straus, and Hisama; and reviews by Farbood and Fulkerson.