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Pantolony, 2009

Document ID
12048570278168049002
Author
Pantolony D
Publication year
Publication venue
Rudolph Koenig’s

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Springer Page 1 David Pantalony Altered Sensations Rudolph Koenig's Acoustical Workshop in Nineteenth-Century Paris Springer Page 2 Contents 1 Training 1 Journey to Paris 1 Vuillaume's Violin Workshop - 1851-1858 4 From Violins to Tuning Forks 9 The …
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