Iberian Discoveries

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 Vance Bell wrote:
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 Iberian Discoveries
 
 http://www.sun.rhbnc.ac.uk/~vhwm002/ILM/ID/index.html
 
 Iberian Discoveries (ID) is an experimental electronic journal which
 intends to offer a platform for those scholars working on Iberian or
 Latin-American music who want to make their research available to the
 academic community.  The name Iberian Discoveries was suggested by Tess
 Knighton, editor of Early Music, as a continuation of the series published
 in that journal under the same title. 
 
 ID is affiliated with the Iberian & Latin-American Music mailing list has
 been set up in response to the growing interest in this field. The aim is
 to create an electronic forum for discussion of topics related to any
 aspect of research into the music and musicians of Spain , Portugal and
 Latin-America. This could include new archival research, details of
 relevant conferences, publications, jobs, work in progress and queries of
 any kind.  The ILM mailbase and additional information can be found at: 
 
 http://www.sun.rhbnc.ac.uk/~vhwm002/ILM/m-list.html
 
 The scope of ID has to be understood in a broad sense, and any
 contribution which might be of the interest of ILM members will be
 welcome. Because ID it is still on an experimental period, it cannot be
 ascertain which will be the periodicity of the journal. 
 
 The aim of ID is to complement the available resources in the scholar
 community, and neither to substitute standard hard publications nor to
 reproduce their contents. ID intends to publish those works which might
 not be suitable for standard journals either because they have not reached
 their final form and only reflect work in progress, or because their short
 extension. 
 
 Contributions in English, Spanish and Portuguese are welcome. 
 
 Contact: 
 
 Alvaro Torrente, ajt1006@cus.cam.ac.uk 
 
 
 

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