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popular in the mid-1950s and 1960s
with generous blank borders
German pianist and composer (1911-2002)
Elisabeth Hongen in "Julietta" and Eirk Wirl in "Der Schatzgraber"
Ashton is credited for creating a specifically English genre of ballet
Gottlieb, Carl - Autograph Letter Signed 1845 [JOURNAL] popular in the mid-1950s andGerman composer (1798 1859) and chapel master. Autograph letter in Italian signed by him, dated in Dresden, May 17, 1845, to baron Wilhelm von Taubenheim (1805 1894), concerning his opera Yelva (1828): " On the last occasion of your presence in Dresden, when I had the honor of being introduced to you, I took the liberty of reminding you of the promise of 10 ducats made to me by your predecessor, Mr. Leutrum, for my music of the "Yelva". () I have
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