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RILM International Center 365 Fifth Avenue, Suite 3108 New York, NY 10016 4309 PHONE 212 817 1990 FAX 212 817 1569 pertoire International de Litt rature Musicale International Repertory of Music Literature Internationales Repertorium der Musikliteratur Writing abstractsPlease read these brief guidelines for Writing abstracts . The section called specific concerns only 113 words is required reading!ContentConvey every important aspect of the item in question. Nonessential matters should be omit-ted, so the reader will not be misled about the item s focus. Avoid restating information given in the item s title; the abstract should add value to the re-cord. Concentrate on the item s Content , not its intellectual background. Address any findings, and do not point out well-known facts ( , that Bach was German).
RILM International Center • 365 Fifth Avenue, Suite 3108 • New York, NY 10016–4309 • PHONE 212 817 156212 817 1990 • FAX 9 • www.rilm.org 1931 and remained there for nearly a decade; his activities there included painstak-ing transcriptions of Balinese pieces.
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