Speaking Truth to Power: The Public Policy Implications of Modern Musicology @SchAdvStudy
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Speaking Truth to Power: The Public Policy Implications of Modern Musicology
Institute of Musical Research, School of Advanced Study, University of London

Speaker: Andrew Pinnock, University of Southampton
Chair: Robert Stradling, Cardiff University
04/03/2010
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