An edition of Talking about concertos (1964)

Talking about concertos

an analytical study of a number of well-known concertos from Mozart to the present day.

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Talking about concertos
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An edition of Talking about concertos (1964)

Talking about concertos

an analytical study of a number of well-known concertos from Mozart to the present day.

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Heinemann
Language
English
Pages
148

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Subjects

Concertos, Analysis, appreciation, Analytical guides, Study and teaching, Music, Concerto, History and criticism, Instrumental music
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Cover of: Talking about concertos
Talking about concertos: an analytical study of a number of well-known concertos from Mozart to the present day
1970, Heinemann Educational
in English
Cover of: Talking about concertos
Talking about concertos: an analytical study of a number of well-known concertos from Mozart to the present day.
1964, Wadsworth Pub. Co.
in English
Cover of: Talking about concertos
Talking about concertos: an analytical study of a number of well-known concertos from Mozart to the present day.
1964, Heinemann
in English

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London

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Library of Congress
MT125 H667

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148 p.
Number of pages
148

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OL14795367M

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