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Sibelius
Sibelius

By Robert Layton

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When the New York Philharmonic's radio audience was polled in 1935, the most popular composer was Jean Sibelius, whose music held a unique fascination for listeners of the 1930s, '40s and '50s. Hav...

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A Companion to the Concerto
A Companion to the Concerto

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Who Needs the Past
Who Needs the Past

By Robert Layton

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Conflict in the archaeology of living traditions
The Penguin Guide to Compact Discs Yearbook 1995 1996
The Penguin stereo record guide
The New Penguin Stereo Record And Cassette Guide
The New Penguin Stereo Record And Cassette Guide

By Edward Greenfield

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xxii, 977 p. ; 20 cm

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The Penguin Guide to Compact Discs, Cassettes And Lps
THE NEW PENGUIN GUIDE TO COMPACT DISCS AND CASSETTES.

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