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  • November 23, 2020 at 7:17 am #7853
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    Introducing Mozart (IC)
    by Roland Vernon

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    • Publisher: Chelsea House Publications
    • Release date: September 1, 2000
    • ISBN: 9780791060414 (0791060411)
    • Author: Roland Vernon
    • Format: hardcover, 32 pages
    • Language: english
    • Genres: biography

    About The Book

    This series looks at the influences and historical events that shaped the lives of the great composers. Illustrated in full-color, making use of contemporary works of art, these books provide an essential introduction to the lives of those who produced some of the world’s most enduring music.

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