Null 1840. BOOK: (MUSIC). RIUS, JOSÉ: SPANISH OPERA. ADVANTAGES THAT THE SPANISH…

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1840. BOOK: (MUSIC). RIUS, JOSÉ: SPANISH OPERA. ADVANTAGES THAT THE SPANISH LANGUAGE OFFERS FOR MELODRAMA.... Barceona: Imp. Joaquin Verdaguer, 1840. 2 h. + 254 p. + 2 h. Slight signs of rust. Enc. in Spanish pulp, painted cuts, tejuelo. Dedication by the author, ink somewhat faded. The author intends to demonstrate that the Spanish language is as valid for opera as Italian, the usual language for this genre at the time.

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1840. BOOK: (MUSIC). RIUS, JOSÉ: SPANISH OPERA. ADVANTAGES THAT THE SPANISH LANGUAGE OFFERS FOR MELODRAMA.... Barceona: Imp. Joaquin Verdaguer, 1840. 2 h. + 254 p. + 2 h. Slight signs of rust. Enc. in Spanish pulp, painted cuts, tejuelo. Dedication by the author, ink somewhat faded. The author intends to demonstrate that the Spanish language is as valid for opera as Italian, the usual language for this genre at the time.

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