by Planeta (editorial) · tapa dura · ISBN 9788475513522
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«Historia de la Música Clásica. Vol. I: El Nacimiento de la Música Occidental» is a book on the history of music published by Planeta in hardcover.
This first volume focuses on the birth and early evolution of Western classical music. It reviews the historical context, composers and works that defined its early repertoires, and frames each milestone within the social and cultural environment of its time.
It is volume I of the series «Historia de la Música Clásica»; it was published in 1983, has 173 pages in Spanish and includes illustrations.
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