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TRE QUARTETTI PER DUE VIOLINI, VIOLA E VIOLONCELLO DEDICATI AL FRATELLO (WII: 13–15) Rome: Società Editrice di Musicologia, 2018 pp. xli+ 157, ismn …de Raymond, 2020
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Published both in score and as separate parts, this carefully prepared edition is preceded by an Introduction to Viotti's quartets as well as a Critical Apparatus in Italian and English that fruitfully draws from various musicological sources and reference works; it includes a very …
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