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Verge Issue 8.1
Indian Ocean Studies, Afro-Asian Affinities
Edited by Emmanuel Bruno Jean-Francois (Penn State) and Neelima Jeychandran (Penn State)
Submission Deadline: November 1, 2020
All submissions and inquiries should be sent to verge@psu.edu
Hi everyone,
I'm putting together an online course and I'm trying to build a soundtrack for it and I'm trying to find a recording of a piece from 16th century Spain. Specifically, does anyone know where I can find a recording of the Canticum Moysis Pro victoria navali contra Turcas by Fernando de las Infantas?
Thank you,
Jason St. Pierre
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