Abstract
This article studies the documents from Robert Stevenson’s personal archive to review the musicological work concerning the rescue of the Spanish-American colonial musical heritage, driven by the trip that took Stevenson and Samuel Claro Valdés through ecclesiastical archives of South America at the end of 1966. By analyzing the letters that describe this tour and its repercussions we can approach Stevenson’s vision of some aspects of Latin American musicology in the twentieth century.
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