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The influence of the bandora on the origin of the baroque baryton Terence M. Pamplin
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ArticleLanguage: Anglès Publication details: 2000 Description: p. 221-232Subject(s): Bandora -- Història | Viola d'amor -- Història | Viola d'arc baixa -- Història
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The Galpin Society Journal LIII (April, 2000), 2000
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