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What in the World Is a Violin? by Mary Elizabeth Salzmann

What in the World Is a Violin?

Mary Elizabeth Salzmann

Abdo Publishing Company

Jan 2012

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Introduces the violin, identifies the different parts and types, and shows how it is played.Title: What in the World Is a Violin?Author: Salzmann, Mary ElizabethPublisher: Abdo GroupPublication Date: 2012/01/01Number of Pages: 24Binding Type: LIBRARYLibrary of Congress: 2011023171

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