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Title: Vive la serpe

Composer: Sermisy, Claudin de (c. 1490 -- 1562)

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Parts: 4

filename	Last modified	Number of downloads
/music/sermisy/serpe/score.mid	2003-07-24 16:54:32	724
/music/sermisy/serpe/allparts.pdf	2005-05-19 15:40:32	1,046

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