Editorial. Notable advances in musicology in Argentina
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In just a few days—on October 5th—the AAM marks its first anniversary. From its inception at the First Argentine Musicology Conference in late 1984, the country's musicologists began to feel part of a community, and that sense of belonging drove us to unite.
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