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Tintinnabulation & Non-Tintinnabulation

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Tintinnabulation & Non-Tintinnabulation

Reimagining text-music relationship in Arvo Pärt’s Como cierva sedienta / Mark Vuorinen, University of Waterloo -- The music of peace / Nicholas Sooy, Fordham University, Orthodox Peace Fellowship, and Stuart Ryerse, New England Conservatory of Music

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