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Twentieth-century music. Extracts I and II [sound recording].
By: Bray, Trevor.
Contributor(s): Open University. Development of instruments and their use. Course A304. Units 12 and 13 Open University. Development of instruments and their use. Course A304. Units 12 and 13. Open University. Development of instruments and their use. Course A304. Units 12 and 13. Open University. Development of instruments and their use. Course A304. Units 12 and 13.
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BookPublisher: Milton Keynes : Open University, 1974Subject(s): Orchestral music
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Contains extracts from a long no. of 20th century composers and 19th century composers who had a formative influence on their music.
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