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From: Denber.wbst@Xerox.ARPA
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Subject: Re: Dover Press
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Date: Fri, 7-Jun-85 19:26:05 EDT
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From: Denber.wbst@Xerox.ARPA

I can only second the favorable comments that have appeared in this
digest recently about the Dover Press.  They also publish an extensive
line of music books, including orchestral scores, piano music, and
hard-to-find harpsichord music (like the Fitzwilliams Virginal Book in
two volumes).  Best of all, these are well-constructed books - the paper
is high-quality, and the pages stand up to even the abuse they typically
get on your average music desk.  And if that weren't enough, the price
is quite resonable.  (One of my favorite Dover books: The Space Child's
Mother Goose).  By all means, check them out.

			- Michel

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