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Les rameaux = Palm branches

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Faure, J. (Jean), 1830-1914
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Title Les rameaux = Palm branches / composed by J. Faure
[translated and adapted by Theodore T. Barker].
Additional Titles Palm branches.
Edition Soprano or tenor in C.
Publisher Boston : O. Ditson
Creation Date c1875
Notes For voice and piano.
Extent 1 score (7 p.)
33 cm.
Language English
French
National Library system number 990033992560205171

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