HOUGHTON LIBRARY PUBLICATIONS

Italian Ballet, 1637–1977

John Milton Ward

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$50.00 • £40.95 • €45.00

ISBN 9780974396316

Publication Date: 11/15/2005

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442 pages

37 color illustrations

Houghton Library Publications > The John Milton and Ruth Neils Ward Collection, Harvard Theatre Collection

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Introduction [Richard Macnutt]
A Note on Provenance [John Milton Ward]
Explanatory Note [Morris S. Levy]
The Catalogue
Index
Titles
Choreographers
Ballet composers
Titles of operas performed with ballets
Composers of operas performed with ballets
Theaters
Other names

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