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Paektusan sin?gok, Ki ch?orhak ui kujo wa hamkke
De opera in Nederland
De virtuoos
De virtuoos

By Margriet De Moor

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A romance in 18th century Naples between a woman opera lover and a castrated opera singer. He is Gasparo, who as a boy underwent an operation to retain his high-pitched vocal range, a custom of the...

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The signifier and the signified
Opera and Church Music 1630 1750 New Oxford History of Music V. 5
Nieuwe encyclopedie van de opera
Innan ridan gar upp
Innan ridan gar upp

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Kuninkaasta kuninkaaseen, eli, Suomalaisen oopperan tarina
Opera The World of Music
Opera The World of Music

By Kate Riggs

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Milla asialla ollaan?
Milla asialla ollaan?

By Hanna Suutela

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