Schubert Klavier-Trios. Edited by Eva Baduro-Skoda, Hans-Martin Theopold

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on 13 Jun 2007

G. Henle Verlag (PWH)

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RE0000843890

on 13 Jun 2007

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RE0000843890

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6/13/2007

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Material Matter Claimed Note: New Matter: first critical edition based on the authographs & first edition with foreword, footnotes & fingering

Notes

Local Copyright Note: C.O. correspondence

Material Matter Claimed Note: New Matter: first critical edition based on the authographs & first edition with foreword, footnotes & fingering

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