An edition of Concerto, A minor, for violin and string orchestra: Konzert, A moll fur violine mit streichorchester (1929)

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Publisher
E. Eulenburg
Language
English
Pages
32

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Subjects

Concertos (Violin with string orchestra), Scores

Times

To 1800

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Cover of: Concerto, A minor, for violin and string orchestra.
Concerto, A minor, for violin and string orchestra.
1929, E. Eulenburg
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Concerto, A minor for violin and string orchestra =: Konzert, A moll fur violine mit streichorchester
Publish date unknown, Ernst Eulenburg.
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Edition Notes

Pref. in English and German.

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London
Series
Edition Eulenburg -- no. 711

Classifications

Library of Congress
M1105 B164 S.1041 S3

The Physical Object

Pagination
miniature score (32 p.)
Number of pages
32

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Open Library
OL14770203M

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