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Musicology and Pedagogy: The Scratch Orchestra in the Classroom

Submitted by Benjamin Court on June 4, 2015 - 7:35am

Each month, Ethnomusicology Review partners with our friends at Echo: A Music-Centered Journal to bring you “Crossing Borders,” a series dedicated to featuring trans-disciplinary work involving music.

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