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Topic: Help with L. Berio  (Read 1252 times)

Offline juan10

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Help with L. Berio
on: June 12, 2011, 12:04:26 PM
Hello!,
We are going to play some music in my conservatory, and our teacher wants us to tell some interesting facts, about the work or his compaser; not music details, just for public. And, Ive to search something about brin of L. Berio, but it's quite dificult haha.
THY, anything would be helpful.
(Sorry for my english...)
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