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Beskrywing Composer Jean Sibelius
Datum
Bron What We Hear in Music, Anne S. Faulkner, Victor Talking Machine Co., 1913.
Outeur fi:Daniel Nyblin (1856–1923)
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Ander weergawes Derivative works of this file:  Jean sibelius-2.jpg

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Datum/TydDuimnaelDimensiesGebruikerOpmerking
huidig23:50, 6 Desember 2015Duimnaelskets vir weergawe vanaf 23:50, 6 Desember 20151 872 × 2 496 (1,41 MG)David Levycropped
19:24, 31 Julie 2015Duimnaelskets vir weergawe vanaf 19:24, 31 Julie 20151 888 × 2 646 (1,59 MG)P. S. Burton
16:53, 19 Julie 2015Duimnaelskets vir weergawe vanaf 16:53, 19 Julie 20152 059 × 2 840 (2,53 MG)Mlang.FinnImproved resolution
02:53, 21 Maart 2007Duimnaelskets vir weergawe vanaf 02:53, 21 Maart 2007250 × 338 (77 KG)Zarex
02:42, 21 Maart 2007Duimnaelskets vir weergawe vanaf 02:42, 21 Maart 2007250 × 338 (77 KG)Zarex
20:34, 31 Julie 2006Duimnaelskets vir weergawe vanaf 20:34, 31 Julie 2006262 × 350 (76 KG)ZarexSome noise reduced.
02:32, 25 Junie 2005Duimnaelskets vir weergawe vanaf 02:32, 25 Junie 2005262 × 350 (23 KG)汲平{{PD}} Composer Jean Sibelius from en.WIkipedia source: What We Hear in Music, Anne S. Faulkner, Victor Talking Machine Co., 1913. Sibelius, Jean category:Sibelius

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