The 2024 Student Presentation Award winner is Tori M. Vilches.
The Society for Music Theory is pleased to announce its 2024 publication award winners.
With articles by Cole, Huguet, Long, Mitchell, Short, Smither, and Utne-Reitan.
With articles by Boyle and Sherrill, Donaldson, Geary, Gran, Neidhöfer, Eron, and Tönies.
With articles by Arkle, de Clercq, Duguay, Lal, Lam, Miller, Cox, Rabinovitch, Carter-Enyi, Shea, Reymore, White, VanHandel, Duinker, Biamonte, and Zeller; an essay by Principi; and a review by González Rojo.
SMT-V 10.2, "Dual Leading-Tone Loops in Recent Television Dramas" by Brad Osborn is now available at SMT-V.org.
The Society for Music Theory is pleased to announce its 2023 publication award winners.
SMT-V 9.2, "Algorithmic Remixes" by Christine Boone, 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 Society for Music Theory is pleased to announce its 2022 publication award winners.
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 Aaslid; Boss; Gardner; Shea; Goldman; Long; McAdams, Goodchild, and Soden; Micchelli; Nobile; and O'Hara.
SMT-V 8.5, "Flat 2 as Hotness in Post-Millennial Pop" by Eron F.S., is now available at SMT-V.org.
With articles by Aziz, Besada, Titel, Hier, Hutchinson, Poon, Lee, Reed, Spreadborough, Stephenson, Stroud, and Wallmark; essay by Attas; review by Keep.
SMT-V 8.3, “The Feel of the Guitar in Popular Music Performance” by Nicholas Shea, is now available at SMT-V.org.
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.
The Society for Music Theory is pleased to announce its 2021 publication award winners.
SMT-V 7.6, “‘Oops!… I Did It Again’: The Complement Chorus in Britney Spears, The Backstreet Boys, and *NSYNC” by Megan Lavengood, is now available at SMT-V.org.
The Society for Music Theory is pleased to announce its 2020 publication awards!
SMT-V 6.4, "The Dance Chorus in Recent Top-40 Music," by Alyssa Barna, is available at www.smt-v.org.
On behalf of the editorial board and staff of Music Theory Online, we would like to announce the publication of Issue 26.1.
The issue contains articles by Oliver Chandler, Martin Clayton, David Heetderks, Cora S. Palfy, and Derek Remeš; a review-essay by Dmitri Tymoczko; and a conference report by Fred Everett Maus.
The editorial staff welcomes readers to Music Theory Online 25.4, with articles from Jennifer Beavers, Barbara Bleij, Ben Duinker, Philip Ewell, and Patrice Nicolas, and reviews from Judith Lochhead and Timothy Koozin.
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