Jazz & the Germans essays on the influence of "hot" American idioms on 20th-century German music Michael J. Budds, editor

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Jazz & the Germans essays on the influence of "Hot" American idioms on 20th-century German music Michael J. Budds, editor

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2002

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TX0005568250

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6/14/2007

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2002

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Hillsdale, NY

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Pendragon Press

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213 p

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Monographs and bibliographies in American music no. 17

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Michael J Budds

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Pendragon Press

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