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Anthology for Musical Analysis by Charles Burkhart · Booklabria

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Anthology for Musical Analysis

Music appreciationHarmony

Anthology for Musical Analysis

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First published: 1964
Editions: 12 in 2 languages

Synopsis

1 score (xviii, 661 p.) ; 28 cm

Subjects: Music appreciation
Harmony
Musical analysis
Music collections
Musical form

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12 in 2 languages

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