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<description><![CDATA[Posting this on behalf of Andrea Cawelti and I will make sure that she receives all responses.  Thanks! ~ 

Friends, do any of you who may have attended the 2007 Pittsburgh meeting, happen to recall an excellent session on early opera in New Orleans? I’m pretty sure it was later in the conference, perhaps even on the Sunday, and probably part of the SAM programming, but I don’t see it anywhere on their conference schedule. Could it have been a late entry, not included on the formal program? The presenter was male if that helps at all. If anyone has any thoughts or suggestions, I’d be grateful.]]></description>
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