168pp., xiv. First published in 1913; our copy, Title page, stated: "New and Enlarged Edition" / "$4.95", with 1913 copyright on title page verso; blue lettering with linear elements on front cover, with publisher's book blurb printed at lower center front cover. Very Good-minus. Tan wraps with sewn signatures, relaxed slightly in a few places, but still strongly bound; nugatory spine slant (perhaps manufactured so, not through use of book); edges slightly age-toned; 3 (of 4) corners very slightly curled outwards; previous owner name in diminished light blue across top right front cover; p. 31 has two lines with blue ink underlining, else Clean Text. Still solid copy.

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Title: Musical Interpretation: Its Laws and Principles, and their Application in Teaching and Performing
Publisher: The Boston Music Company, Boston, Mass
Publication Date: 1913
Binding: Soft cover
Edition: New and Enlarged Edition
Condition: Very Good-

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Retired academic's reference library with specialization in philosophy, religion, science, and mathematics--all scholarly subject areas; Pre-Socratics to contemporary; biographies; some series collections. General stock also, including fiction, poetry, literary criticism, mysteries, some foreign language, children's, history, sociology, psychology, education. Some signed copies.

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