Collection of melody line scores and choreographic notes from two productions of Amore ed arte : manuscript, [ca. 1870?]

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Collection of melody line scores and choreographic notes from two productions of Amore ed arte : manuscript, [ca. 1870?]

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14 items ; 23 x 32-25 x 34 cm.

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Harvard University, Harvard Theater Collection, Harvard College Library

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