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The Renaissance: From The 1470s To The End Of The 16th Century
The Renaissance: From The 1470s To The End Of The 16th Century

By Ianin Fenlon, IAIN FENLON, Fenlon, Iain (Ed)

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Music And Society / Iain Fenlon -- Rome : A City Of Rich Contrast / Christopher Reynolds -- North Italian Courts, 1560-1540 / William F. Prizer -- Aragonese Naples / Allan W. Atlas -- Paris And The...

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The Renaissance: From The 1470s To The End Of The 16th Century
The Renaissance: From The 1470s To The End Of The 16th Century

By IAIN FENLON

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Music And Society / Iain Fenlon -- Rome : A City Of Rich Contrast / Christopher Reynolds -- North Italian Courts, 1560-1540 / William F. Prizer -- Aragonese Naples / Allan W. Atlas -- Paris And The...

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Con che soavita: Studies in Italian Opera, Song, and Dance, 1580-1740
The Renaissance: From The 1470s To The End Of The 16th Century
The Renaissance: From The 1470'S To The End Of The 16th Century
Early music history
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