[Dancecult-l] New issue of ECHO: A Music-Centerd Journal

[Kariann E. Goldschmitt]

Echo: a music-centered journal is proud to announce its latest  
publication, Volume 8, issue 1.

Articles in this issue include John Brackett's "From the Fantastic to  
the Dangerously Real: Reading John Zorn's Artwork" and Paul  
Christiansen's "On Janácek and Obsession."  The issue also features a  
roundtable discussion of music and the public sphere, with  
contributions from James Deaville, Ivan Paolo de Paris Fontanari,  
Sanna Pederson, and Holley Replogle-Wong.  In addition, Melissa de  
Graaf reviews Nadine Hubbs's The Queer Composition of America's  
Sound: Gay Modernists, American Music, and National Identity, and  
Sandy Thorburn reviews Istvan Anhalt: Pathways and Memory, edited by  
Robin Elliott and Gordon E. Smith.

Echo: a music-centered journal is an interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed  
journal created and edited by graduate students in the Department of  
Musicology at the University of California, Los Angeles.  Since our  
first issue in fall of 1999, we have published regularly and welcome  
submissions and project proposals throughout the year. Echo is an  
entirely web-based journal, and can be accessed free of charge by any  
online visitor. All issues can be found at http://www.echo.ucla.edu.
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