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Volume 87, Number 4, November 2006Table of Contents
- Thematic Return in Late Bach Fugues
- pp. 515-522
- William Byrd's Modal Practice (review)
- pp. 623-625
- Jazz on the River (review)
- pp. 670-672
- How Sondheim Found his Sound (review)
- pp. 685-687
- A Viola da Gamba Miscellanea (review)
- pp. 690-692
- Aaron Copland and his World (review)
- pp. 697-698
- Hearing Bach's Passions (review)
- pp. 703-706
- Correspondence
- p. 707
- Contributors
- p. 709
- Books Received
- pp. 710-711
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