No hay banda!

Gustavo Costantini

doi:10.1386/st.1.1.71_7

ISSN: 1751-4193
E-ISSN: 1751-4207

No hay banda!
By Gustavo Costantini
Source: Soundtrack, The, Volume 1, Issue 1, Nov 2007, p. 71 - 72
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1386/st.1.1.71_7
- Published online: 07 Nov 2007

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For each issue we invite comments from members of our editorial board and others on matters raised in this journal. We launch this thread with a short piece by Gustavo Costantini, whose review of the New York Music and Moving Image conference appears in this issue.

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