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AAWM JOURNAL VOL. 3 NO. 2 (2014)

Response to Mirelman: Orality and Aristoxenus; Pedagogy and Practice

Jay Rahn

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Jay Rahn is Professor of Music in the Humanities Department and Faculty of Graduate Studies, York University (Toronto). Best known for his first book, A Theory for All Music, Dr. Rahn has published extensively on topics in systematic musicology, including music theory, comparative musicology, and music cognition.

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