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The complete guide to typing music theory stuff into your paper without it looking ugly

Scale degrees, accidentals, figures—let’s do it all. After obsessing over typographical details in my theory papers for over 10 years, I am distilling my tricks for anyone else who might like a hand making their papers look pretty.

Published March 11, 2021
Categorized as featured, writing Tagged chord symbols, fonts, latex, ms word, music theory, pages, scale degrees, typesetting, unicode

IASPM 2017

IASPM 2017, Kassel, Germany. A brief summary of papers I attended.

Published July 11, 2017
Categorized as analysis, conferences, theory Tagged analog, digital, empowerment, femininity, feminism, free music, gender, gesture, girls rock, live, masculinity, music analysis, music theory, persona, popular music, post-feminism, psychedelia, queer, recording, timbre, time
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