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Moszkowski -- 15 Virtuosic Etudes, Per Aspera," Op. 72" (Alfred Masterwork Edition)

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Moszkowski -- 15 Virtuosic Etudes, Per Aspera," Op. 72" (Alfred Masterwork Edition)
- Features Music Similar To The Early Romantic Style
- Arranged For Advanced Pianists
- A Study In Drama, Mood, Expression And Finger Technique
- Contains Biographical Sketch Of The Composer
- 72 Pages
Country USA
Brand Alfred Music
Manufacturer Alfred Music
Binding Paperback
ItemPartNumber 175883
Model 00-4859
UnitCount 1
UPCs 038081014692
EANs 9780739005392
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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