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Society for Music TheoryCONTACT INFORMATION:
The Society for Music Theory was founded in 1977. The Society holds annual meetings, publishes two journals (Music Theory Spectrum and Music Theory Online), and encourages scholarly excellence by giving awards for outstanding publications in music theory. We also work to increase the diversity of our discipline and to promote fruitful exchanges between music theorists, musicologists, performers, and scholars in other fields. JOURNALS INCLUDED IN JSTOR:Music Theory SpectrumStay current on all aspects of music theory with Music Theory Spectrum, the official print journal of the Society for Music Theory. The journal includes feature articles and book reviews on all topics that intersect with music theory and analysis, such as aesthetics, the history of theory, linear analysis, atonal theory, networks, and narratology. Periodic special issues encourage contributors to delve deeply into one area of musical study. Published twice yearly, Music Theory Spectrum maintains the highest standards of acceptance and is recognized as one of the foremost journals in the field. Published by University of California Press on behalf of the Society for Music Theory Journal description provided by the University of California Press. |
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