Terror Australis [music] : university revue 1954 / music arr. by G. Wood ; [produced and devised by Niall Brennan]. [1954]

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Terror Australis [music] : university revue 1954 / music arr. by G. Wood ; [produced and devised by Niall Brennan]. [1954]

1 ms. score ([44] p.) + 1 ms part ([31] p.) ; 36 cm.

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SNAC Resource ID: 8151076

Libraries Australia

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