par JOSEPH ORNSTEIN, JOSEPH D'ANTONI MARK SHERMAN et JAMES MURPHY
Remerciements
Joseph D'Antoni, Mark Sherman, et James Murphy aimeraient remercier Joe Ornstein d'avoir inspiré cette exploration, et pour avoir mis à notre disposition son livret impublié.
Littérature citée
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