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Ecomusicology in the News

Submitted by MIchael Silvers on May 20, 2014 - 8:17am

The New York Times continues to lead the media in coverage of stories that link—in some way—music to the environment or environmentalism. In this installment of “Ecomusicology in the News,” I highlight news stories from summer 2013 through mid-winter 2014, all of which I’ve selected from The New York Times.

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