Notated Music Steibelt's Eighteenth Pot-Pouri for the piano forte in which is introduced Martini's favorite airs of guardami un poco


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Title
Steibelt's Eighteenth Pot-Pouri for the piano forte in which is introduced Martini's favorite airs of guardami un poco
Contributor Names
Steibelt, Daniel -- 1765-1823 (composer)
Martín y Soler, Vicente -- 1754-1806
Created / Published
1807, monographic.
Published by I & M Paff,, [approximately 1807].
Subject Headings
-  Piano music
-  Variations (Piano)
Genre
notated music-ntm
Variations (Music).
Scores.
Notes
-  For solo piano.
-  Staff notation. (language)
Form
print
unmediated
volume
Extent
1 score (11 pages) ; 34 cm
Library of Congress Control Number
2015563241
Related Resources
http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/musm1a1.12208 (electronic resource)
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Notated Music-Ntm. Variations (Music).. Scores.. print | 1 score (11 pages) ; 34 cm | For solo piano. Staff notation. (Language). Print (Form). Unmediated (Form). Volume (Form).
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https://lccn.loc.gov/2015563241
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Chicago citation style:

Steibelt, Daniel, and Vicente Martín Y Soler. Steibelt's Eighteenth Pot-Pouri for the piano forte in which is introduced Martini's favorite airs of guardami un poco. [, monographic. Published by I & M Paff,, approximately, 1807] Notated Music. https://www.loc.gov/item/2015563241/.

APA citation style:

Steibelt, D. & Martín Y Soler, V. (1807) Steibelt's Eighteenth Pot-Pouri for the piano forte in which is introduced Martini's favorite airs of guardami un poco. [, monographic. Published by I & M Paff,, approximately] [Notated Music] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/2015563241/.

MLA citation style:

Steibelt, Daniel, and Vicente Martín Y Soler. Steibelt's Eighteenth Pot-Pouri for the piano forte in which is introduced Martini's favorite airs of guardami un poco. [, monographic. Published by I & M Paff,, approximately, 1807] Notated Music. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/2015563241/>.