SMT-V 9.3, “Interactions Between Music and Dance in Two Musical Theatre Tap Breaks” by Rachel Short, is now available at SMT-V.org and on Youtube.

With articles by Duguay, Geary, Margulis, Miller, Mitchell, Windholz, Williams, McAuley, Masci, Ng, Nobile, Schubert, Straus; reviews by Kahrs and Temperley.

The 2022 Student Presentation Award winners are Rachel Gain (Yale University) and Audrey Slote (University of Chicago).

SMT-V 8.6, “When Hip-Hop Accents Collide (They Create Syncopation)” by Ben Duinker, is now available at SMT-V.org.

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

With articles by Karpinski, Chenette, Gates, Marvin, Schumann, Boyle, Smith, Shupe, Donaldson, Hahn, Kozak; reviews by Duguay and Kovaciny.

With articles by Smith, Yunek, Wadsworth, Needle, Ng, Yust, Burns, Wiskus, Sullivan, Schumann; reviews by Trevor, Reybrouck, and Shanahan.

We are pleased to announce the publication of Music Theory Online 26.4.

Lina Sofia Tabak's presentation "Pulse Dissonance in Colombian Currulao" is the winner of the 2020 SMT Student Presentation Award.