An edition of The pleasure-dome of Kubla Khan (1993)

The pleasure-dome of Kubla Khan

symphonic poem for grand orchestra

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The pleasure-dome of Kubla Khan
Charles Tomlinson Griffes, Cha ...
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G. Schirmer, Distributed by H. Leonard
Pages
44

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Symphonic poems, Scores
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Cover of: The pleasure-dome of Kubla Khan
The pleasure-dome of Kubla Khan: symphonic poem for grand orchestra
1993, G. Schirmer, Distributed by H. Leonard
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Edition Notes

Selections from the poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge printed on verso of t.p.

Includes Stock's foreword to his version and historical commentary by Donna K. Anderson.

Duration: ca. 14:00.

Published in
New York, NY, Milwaukee, WI
Series
G. Schirmer's edition of scores of orchestral works and chamber music, G. Schirmer's edition of scores of orchestral works and chamber music
Copyright Date
1929

Classifications

Library of Congress
M1002.G82 P55 1993

The Physical Object

Pagination
1 score (44 p.)
Number of pages
44

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL26908067M
LCCN
97700491
OCLC/WorldCat
31941686

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