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Audrey Ekdahl Davidson2000

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:Papal Music and Musicians in Medieval and Renaissance Rome

Audrey Ekdahl Davidson

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Musicology and Musical Analysis Renaissance and Early Modern Studies Historical and Religious Studies of Rome

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MUSIC IN THE PAPAL CHAPEL IN THE 14TH, 15TH, AND 16TH CENTURIES THE PAPAL CHOIR AS INSTITUTION STUDIES OF INDIVIDUALS

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Published2000-09-01

VenueSixteenth Century Journal

ISSN-L0361-0160

Languageen

Citations56

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