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Per
Broman, Bowling Green University |
Jeffrey Brukman, Rhodes
University RSA |
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John
Cole, Elisabeth University of Music, JAP |
Angela Ida de Benedictis,
University of Pavia, IT |
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Alfred Fisher, Queen’s University, CAN |
Cynthia Folio,
Temple University |
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Tomas Henriques, Universidade Nova
de Lisboa, POR |
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Timothy Johnson, Ithaca College |
David Lidov, York University, CAN |
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Marina Lupishko, le Havre, FRA |
Eva Mantzourani, Canterbury Christchurch University, UK |
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Paolo Dal Molin, Université de Rouen, FR |
Christoph Neidhöfer, McGill University, CAN |
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Paul Paccione, Western Illinois University |
Robert Rollin,
Youngstown State University |
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Roger Savage, UCLA |
Stuart Smith,
University of Maryland |
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Thomas D. Svatos, Eastern Mediterranean
University, TRNC |
André Villeneuve, UQAM, CAN |
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