Misa ã 4 vozes de Cataluña / nuevamente hago y firmo, hoy dia 1o. de dicbre. de 1842 Pacifico Capéna. [1842?]

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Misa ã 4 vozes de Cataluña / nuevamente hago y firmo, hoy dia 1o. de dicbre. de 1842 Pacifico Capéna. [1842?]

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An exact copy of the score of the Misa de Cataluña for 4 voices which is preserved in the museum of the Old Santa Barbara Mission. The transcription is done in color on parchment by Pacifico Caṕena.

1 ms. score ([1], 28, [1] leaves) ; 28 x 44 cm.

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