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#DE4D00
Grenadier
222, 77, 0
21, 100, 44
0, 65, 100, 13
#FE6B75
Wild Watermelon
254, 107, 117
356, 99, 71
0, 58, 54, 0
#7B2A00
Red Beech
123, 42, 0
20, 100, 24
0, 66, 100, 52
The Society for Music Theory (SMT) is a leading brand that promotes the development and engagement of music theory as a scholarly and pedagogical discipline. With a broad and inclusive approach, the SMT embraces all perspectives, from scholars and listeners to composers and performers. The SMT is committed to fostering diversity, inclusivity, and gender equity in the field of music theory.
They strive to uphold the highest standards in music theory scholarship and education through various activities. These include publishing three scholarly journals: Music Theory Spectrum (included with membership), MTO (an open-access electronic journal), SMT-V (a free video journal), and SMT-Pod (a free podcast journal). Additionally, they publish a biannual informational Newsletter.
The SMT organizes an annual scholarly conference, featuring presentations, special sessions, and workshops. They also promote music theory scholarship through awards and grants, and act as a liaison to various music theory Interest Groups and regional music theory societies. The SMT maintains electronic announcement and discussion lists, providing valuable information and support to the music community.
Membership in the SMT is open to scholars, teachers, students, performers, composers, and music enthusiasts who have a deep interest in the field. They welcome the study of all types of musical styles and approaches to music
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The Society for Music Theory color palette uses the hex codes #DE4D00, #FE6B75 and #7B2A00.
The Society for Music Theory name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Society for Music Theory and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Society for Music Theory. Their use is subject to Society for Music Theory's brand guidelines.
