La cathédrale engloutie / Cluade Debussy ; transcrit pour un ensemble de 7 harpes par Carlos Slazedo (1918). 1918

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La cathédrale engloutie / Cluade Debussy ; transcrit pour un ensemble de 7 harpes par Carlos Slazedo (1918). 1918

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1 ms score + 2 ms parts ; 29 cm.

Curtis Institute of Music, John de Lancie Library

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Curtis Institute of Music, John de Lancie Library

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