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Five songs for voice and piano : from the composer's autograph manuscripts in the Moldenhauer Archive

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  • "5 Lieder nach Gedichten von Richard Dehmel"
  • "Songs after poems by Richard Dehmel"

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  • "Musical settings"
  • "Partytura"
  • "Pieśń (głos średni i fortepian)"

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