Mission statement
The SMT Music Cognition Group (MCG) seeks to promote the study and scholarship of music cognition and it implications for music theory and analysis.
Activities
Since 1986, the group has planned and presented several special sessions and poster sessions at national SMT meetings. It also maintains an e-list to discuss topics of interest and coordinate presentations and research activities. The SMT Music Cognition Group maintains offsite web pages with minutes and summaries of panels from past meetings.
Online presence and discussion
The Music Cognition group maintains an external website.
The group also maintains an email list.
- Subscribe to the Music Cognition email list
- To unsubscribe from the email list
- View archived messages and/or control your subscription options
How to join
There are no requirements for membership; simply attend our meetings at annual SMT meetings to participate.
Leadership and Contact Info
| Role | Name | |
|---|---|---|
| Co-Chair | Nicholas Shea | njshea@asu.edu |
| Co-Chair | Samuel Gardner | sgardner@oberlin.edu |