46) Master Research Presentation Laia Genc 16.5.2018 // Conservatorium Maastricht

Here I provide the link to my presentation slides. 
It focusses on the composing process that happened so far.




https://www.dropbox.com/s/5aozh5x2hb6c0on/Laia%20Genc%20%20Master%20of%20Music%3A%20Jazz%20%3A%20Pop%20Voice%202016-2018%20Conservatorium%20Maastricht%20Powerpoint%20.key?dl=0

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