Le Testament - "Paroles de Villons" (by Ezra Pound; 1926 and 1933 performance editions)

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Le Testament - "Paroles de Villons" (by Ezra Pound; 1926 and 1933 performance editions)Format: Oversized paperback; Publisher: Second Evening Art. Engraved full music scores in a first edition of 200 Introduction by R. Murray Schafer The one act 50 minute opera dramatizes the return of exiled poet Franois Villon to Paris in 1461 to write his ribald and enduring final will and testament. Double volume I. The editor's reconstruction of the 1926 Salle Pleyel Concert version of Le Testament. In 1926 Pound rented the Salle Pleyel in Paris to

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