1924-1951.1.Three Songs (‘D’un vanneur de blé aux vents’, ‘Pastourelle’, ‘Rondeau’); 1924-5.2.‘Tombeaux’ (Cocteau); 1926.3.Trois Poèmes de Vildrac; 1929. Score (two manuscripts of no. 1); photocopy.4.Four songs, ‘Bells of Cordoba’, ‘The beacon Ba... 1924-1951
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