1981 1st edition two volume set in card slip case with light shelf wear; volume 1: Record index, volume 2: Composer, Plainsong, Anonymous work and Performer indexes; covers and spines uncreased; a clean, tidy set. Used - Very Good. VG paperbacks VG slip case.

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Titolo: Early Music Discography: From Plainsong to the Sons of Bach (2 volumes)
Editore: Library Association Publishing
Data di pubblicazione: 1981
ISBN 10: 0853656134
ISBN 13: 9780853656135
Edizione: 1st edition.

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