La gitana : Mazourke : danseé par Mlle Taglioni a Londres et a St. Petersbourg : manuscript, [ca. 1839]

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La gitana : Mazourke : danseé par Mlle Taglioni a Londres et a St. Petersbourg : manuscript, [ca. 1839]

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/84461159

1 ms. score ([21] p.) ; 31 cm.

HCL Technical Services, Harvard College Library

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HCL Technical Services, Harvard College Library

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