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English: Harmonic examples from Scriabin's Mazurkas Op.3
Date circa 1894
date QS:P,+1894-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
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Original publication: ca. 1894

Immediate source: imslp.org
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Scriabin

(Life time: died in 1915)
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English: Typesets made by me with Musescore 2.0 (test version). Following the examples on Sabbagh, Peter (2001) The Development of Harmony in Scriabin's Works ISBN: 1-58112-595-X. .


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