| Record ID | ia:pestalsfavoritem00kall |
| Source | Internet Archive |
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028 22 $a2279$bRussell & Tolman
035 $a(OCoLC)951542575
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100 1 $aKalliwoda, Johann Wenzel,$d1801-1866.
240 10 $aYes, the die is cast;$oarranged
245 10 $aPestal's favorite melody /$carranged for the piano forte by Wulf Fries.
246 3 $aFavorite melody
264 1 $aBoston (291 Washington St) :$bRussell & Tolman,$c[1850?]
300 $a1 score (5 pages) ;$c35 cm.
336 $anotated music$bntm$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
338 $avolume$bnc$2rdacarrier
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500 $aBased on the melody Pestal which was supposedly written in prison by the Russian Decembrist revolutionary Paul Pestel but is generally attributed to J.W. Kalliwoda.
500 $aFor piano.
546 $bStaff notation.
650 0 $aPiano music.
700 1 $aFries, Wulf,$d1825-1902,$earranger.
700 1 $aPestel£, Pavel Ivanovich,$d1793-1826,$ecomposer.
852 $aBPL - The Arts$bNonfiction - In Library Use Only$hM25.K345$iP4 1850x$kMUSIC$o4$p39999085818829$rIn-Transit$wScore$y1$1Jul 6 2016 $7False$90
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