An edition of Konzert in G dur in einem Satz für Violoncello und Orchester: Op. 42. Studien-Partitur. (1935)

Konzert in G dur in einem Satz für Violoncello und Orchester.

Op. 42. Studien-Partitur.

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Hans Erich Pfitzner
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An edition of Konzert in G dur in einem Satz für Violoncello und Orchester: Op. 42. Studien-Partitur. (1935)

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Op. 42. Studien-Partitur.

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Publisher
B. Schott's Söhne
Language
German
Pages
43

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Subjects
Concertos (Violoncello), Scores

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Konzert in G dur in einem Satz für Violoncello und Orchester.: Op. 42. Studien-Partitur.
1935, B. Schott's Söhne
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Duration: about 16 minutes.

Published in
Mainz
Series
Edition Schott -- No. 3512

Classifications

Library of Congress
M1016 P435 OP.42 1935A

The Physical Object

Pagination
miniature score (43 p.)
Number of pages
43

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OL14769472M

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