Sound + Vision.

An essay is presented that explores the future of the sheet-music business. Particular focus is given to the 2012 publication of the book of sheet music "Song Reader," which featured 20 songs written exclusively for printed publication by the American alternative rock musician Beck. Additional topic...

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Publicado en:Virginia Quarterly Review Vol. 89; no. 2; pp. 194 - 201
Autor principal: Baer, Adam
Formato: Nonfiction Work
Publicado: Virginia Quarterly Review Spring2013
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