An edition of Richard Wagner & the synthesis of the arts (1960)

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Publisher
Wayne University Press
Language
English
Pages
229

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Subjects

History, Music and literature

People

Richard Wagner (1813-1883)

Times

19th century
Edition Availability
Cover of: Richard Wagner & the synthesis of the arts
Richard Wagner & the synthesis of the arts
1973, Greenwood Press
in English
Cover of: Richard Wagner & the synthesis of the arts.
Richard Wagner & the synthesis of the arts.
1960, Wayne University Press
in English
Cover of: Richard Wagner & the synthesis of the arts.
Richard Wagner & the synthesis of the arts.
1960, Wayne State University Press
in English
Cover of: Richard Wagner & the synthesis of the arts.
Richard Wagner & the synthesis of the arts.
1960, Wayne State University Press
in English
Cover of: Richard Wagner & the synthesis of the arts.
Richard Wagner & the synthesis of the arts.
1960, Wayne University
in English

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Edition Notes

Gift Estate of Robert A. Fenn

Published in
Detroit

Classifications

Library of Congress
ML410 W1 S83

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Pagination
229 p.
Number of pages
229

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL14790455M

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OL7198177W

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