Music Theory South East

Music Theory Southeast (MTSE) is a regional society affiliated with the international Society for Music Theory. MTSE's primary goal is to foster the discipline of music theory throughout the region which includes the states of Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia.

Membership

Most MTSE members reside in the region, but membership is open to interested persons from any region. Annual dues are $15 for faculty and $5 for students. To inquire about membership send e-mail to Matthew Shaftel, MTSE treasurer.

Goals

  • To provide a forum for the exchange of information and ideas pertaining to music theory and its teaching, especially among music theorists residing or teaching in the Southeastern region

  • To conduct meetings which may include the presentation of papers, panel discussions, workshops, the performance of music, and the exhibition of published materials

  • To encourage the highest standards of research and creativity in music theory

  • To encourage the highest standards in the teaching of music theory

  • To provide a contact for students and young professionals with the music theory community

  • To publish a newsletter, announcements of meetings and calls for papers, or other appropriate materials

  • And, recognizing music theory as a distinct discipline but yet not separable from other aspects of music, to advocate and uphold the highest standards of musicianship in all types and at all levels of music making

    • Officers

    Meetings

    MTSE meets once a year on various campuses within its region. The Inaugural meeting was held on March 14, 1992 at Mercer University in Macon, GA. Music Theory Southeast last met over the weekend of February 27-28, 2009 at the University of Central Florida.

    The 2010 meeting will be held at Winthrop University in Rock Hill, SC on March 5 and 6. Travel and lodging information and the conference program are accessible from the links below.
    Additional informationmay be obtained by contacting Tomoko Deguchi (deguchit@winthrop.edu), the local arrangements coordinator.


    Program Listing


    Last updated on 2/2/10 by J. Kent Williams.