Journal title
Musicological Annual

   
ARTICLE
TITLE

Influence of Foreign Musical Cultures in the Work of Miloslav Kabelác

SUMMARY

Influence of Foreign Musical Cultures in the Work of Miloslav Kabelác

PAGES
pp. 67 - 76
COLLECTIONS
Music

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