by PLANETA (EDITORIAL) · Planeta · tapa dura · ISBN 9788475513546
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«Historia de la Música Clásica. Vol. III. La Era Clásica» is the collective essay by Planeta published in 1983 in hardcover, 173 pages, in Spanish.
Third volume of the series «Historia de la Música Clásica», dedicated to the classical period. It offers a detailed view of the music of the era and its evolution, with a popularizing approach and illustrations that enrich the journey.
Volume III of the collection «Historia de la Música Clásica», published in Barcelona in 1983. The edition features a leather cover with gilt.
Intended for music students, enthusiasts, and readers interested in the evolution of classical music.
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