is published by the Swedish Society for Musicology. The Society was founded in 1919 and STM has appeared uninterruptedly since then: this makes it one of the oldest extant musicological periodicals in Europe. STM is the foremost and currently the only general forum for musicological research in Sweden. In addition to scholarly papers, it contains extensive reviews and, recently, abstracts of undergraduate essays from the musicological departments at Swedish unversities. The majority of contributions and reviews are in Swedish, but English and German occur as well.
The digitization of STM is a cooperative project between the Society and the Swedish National Collections of Music, funded by a grant from the Helge Axelson Johnson Foundation. The aim is to make articles and other content accessible in an archive for researchers and the general public. Because of the archival mission, there is a three-year "moving wall" between the most recently published volume and those available here. For current contents we refer to the Bibliography of Swedish Music Literature (see search tips) and citations and abstracts in RILM abstracts. Printed back issues are available from the Society and in many libraries worldwide.
The scanning is carried out by the Centre for Swedish Folk Music and Jazz Research under the supervision of Lena Forsgren.
The web publication has been moved to the Society's own web site
Updated 9 May 2008