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Live-electronic music on the third coast: Intercut with a conversation between Austin and Jerry Hunt about living in Texas and their work as composers

Austin, 1991

Document ID
13949324769874433971
Author
Austin L
Publication year
Publication venue
Contemporary Music Review

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The term “third coast” originated in Houston, Texas, in the seventies to describe growing significant activity in the arts in US southern states bordering the Gulf of Mexico. New and live-electronic music thrives as well in the inland cities of San Antonio, Austin, the Dallas/Ft …
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