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Volume 6, Number 4, October 2000, ISSN 1067-3040
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Table of Contents

1. Article

Daniel Harrison (University of Rochester), "Tolling Time" [Frames] [No Frames]

2. Review

Frank P. Samarotto (University of Cincinnati), "The Body that Beats": Review of Harald Krebs, Fantasy Pieces: Metrical Dissonance in the Music of Robert Schumann. New York: Oxford University Press, 1999.
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3. Announcements

• General Announcement: National Endowment for the Humanities Competition for Summer Stipends
• Call for Scores: Kansas City Regional Chess Council "Battle of the Minds" Composition Contest
• Call for Papers and Scores: SCI Region VI/Kansas Symposium of New Music Festival
• Call for Scores: International Alliance for Women in Music
• Call for Volunteer Performers: International Alliance for Women in Music
• Conference Announcement: Festival of Russian Contemporary Music
• Conference Announcement and call for proposals: North American Society for the Study of Romanticism
• Call for Papers: Music Theory Southeast
• Call for Papers: "The Art of David Tudor: Indeterminacy and Performance in Postwar Culture"
• General Announcement: Advanced Placement Music Theory Program Call for Readers
• Call for Scores: Royal Musical Association Research Students' Conference
• Call for Papers: Seventh International Congress On Musical Signification
• Call for Papers: International Musicological Society
• Conference Announcement: International Musicological Society 2002 Symposia
• Conference Announcement and Call for Papers: Joint Meeting of the South Central Society for Music Theory and the Texas Society for Music Theory
• New Journal Issue and call for articles: Journal of Music Theory Pedagogy, Vol. 13.

4. Employment

• Indiana University, Music Theory (Two positions)
• University of Iowa, Music Theory
• University of California, Santa Barbara, Lecturer, Music Theory
• Eastman School of Music, Music Theory (Two positions)
• Macalester College, Fine Arts/Music Department Chair,Music Theory/Composition or Western Music Literature
• State University of New York at Stony Brook, Associate or Assistant Professor, Music History/Theory
• Towson University, Assistant Professor, Theory/Musicianship
• Rhodes College, Music Theory
• The University of Kansas, Assistant or Associate Professor, Music Theory
• The University of Kansas, Assistant Professor, Composition
• Franklin & Marshall College, Two-Year Visiting Faculty Position, Choral Director/Music Theory and Literature
• Florida State University, Assistant Professor, Music Theory
• Baylor University, Assistant Professor, Music Theory
• University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Assistant Professor, Music Theory
• George Washington University, Assistant Professor, Music Theory
• Ithaca College, Assistant Professor, Music Theory

5. New Dissertations

• Cuciurean, John D. "A Theory of Pitch, Rhythm, and Intertextual Allusion for the Late Music of Gy�rgy Ligeti." State University of New York at Buffalo, 2000.
• Follet, Diane W. "Echo - A Chamber Opera in One Act: The Woman's Voice in the Twentieth Century." University of Northern Colorado, 2000.
• Riley, Matthew J. "Attentive Listening: The Concept of *Aufmerksamkeit* and its Significance in German Musical Thought, 1770-1790." University of London, 2000.
• Robison, Brian Carl. "Carmen arcadiae mechanicae perpetuum: Toward a methodology for analyzing Harrison Birtwistle's music since 1977." Cornell University, 1999.

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