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Tchaikovsky Famous Children Paperback
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Bach Famous Children Paperback
Haydn Famous Children Paperback
Handel Famous Children Paperback
Mozart
Mozart

By Ann Rachlin

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Focuses on the childhood and early musical training of the versatile eighteenth-century Austrian composer, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

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Bach
Bach

By Ann Rachlin

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Focuses on the childhood and early musical training of the prolific eighteenth-century German composer, Johann Sebastian Bach.

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Brahms
Brahms

By Ann Rachlin

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A biography of the nineteenth-century German composer with emphasis on his childhood and early musical training.

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Chopin
Chopin

By Ann Rachlin

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Examines the childhood and early musical training of the nineteenth-century Polish composer.

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Schumann
Schumann

By Ann Rachlin

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A biography of the nineteenth-century German composer with emphasis on his childhood and early musical training.

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