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Antonio Soler

Born:

December 3, 1729

Died:

December 20, 1783

Place of birth:

Olot

Nationality:

Spanish

Related Recordings:

pmr 0042

Soler: Keyboard Sonatas

pmr 0119

Soler: Keyboard Sonatas

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