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Lessons learned from the iconography of Venetian ceremonies Claudio Monteverdi and trombe squarciate Jeffrey G. Kurtzman

By: Kurtzman, Jeffrey G Material type: Article

ArticleLanguage: Anglès Publication details: 2007 Media type: AR Subject(s): Aeròfons de broquet | Instruments musicals en l'art | Música en l'art -- Venècia In: Music in art Vol. XXXII/1-2, Spring-Fall, 2007, 2007, 113-132

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