An edition of A bird's-eye history of music (1947)

A bird's-eye history of music

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A bird's-eye history of music
Eduard Reeser, Eduard Reeser
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Continental Book Co.
Language
English
Pages
87

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Subjects

History and criticism, Music, Outlines, syllabi, Outlines, syllabi, etc

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A bird's-eye history of music
1947, Continental Book Co.
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Cover of: A bird's-eye history of music.
A bird's-eye history of music.: [Translated from the Dutch by W.A.G. Doyle-Davidson]
1947, Continental Book Co.
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Published in
Stockholm
Series
Symphonia books

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Library of Congress
ML160 .R332

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Pagination
87 p.
Number of pages
87

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Open Library
OL194318M
LCCN
a48008827
OCLC/WorldCat
825563

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