Middlebury College (Jerry McBride, Music Librarian) has received a first edition of the vocal score of Jean-Baptiste Lully's Alceste. (Notes for Notes).(Brief Article)

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Middlebury College (Jerry McBride, Music Librarian) has received a first edition of the vocal score of Jean-Baptiste Lully's Alceste (Paris: Printed by Henri de Baussen, 1708, RISM A/I: L2935) from Richard Gardner. The volume is from the first ...

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