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Csárdás (1910)

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Monti wrote the piece in Paris in 1904 and it was certainly performed several times in Europe afterwards. He released the piece in 1910 with Ricordi in Milan.

Medium

Sheet music / songbook

Medium Title

Csárdás

Label

Ricordi, Mailand

Country/region

Italy

Sources

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1:28 in the initial song 2:59 in the follow-up song

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