Volume 29 of the Yearbook of Music Psychology focuses on various aspects of listening to 'music in audiovisual contexts, one of the most common forms of music reception in modern times. The spectrum of topics ranges from the theoretical foundations of audiovisual perception to classic thematic areas, such as the reception of music in films and commercials, up to the very latest fields of application, such as the usage behavior of music streaming services on the Internet.

In addition to the thematic contributions, the volume also contains numerous free research reports from other research areas of music psychology and thus reflects the thematic diversity of the discipline.

Volume 29 is edited by Timo Fischinger and Christoph Louven. The editorial support is provided by Ann-Kristin Herget and Esther Ptasczynski.

The work on volume 29 is completed. The contributions will soon be published as a printed book by Waxmann Verlag (Münster, Germany). The printed version contains additional book reviews and conference reports.