Rögzült "idiómák" a szájhagyomány szolgálatában? Az órómai ének kutatástörténete (1891–2021)
Varga, László Dávid;
Rögzült "idiómák" a szájhagyomány szolgálatában? Az órómai ének kutatástörténete (1891–2021)
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zenetörténet, history of music / Zene, zenetudomány, ML128.H6 Music and musicology
zenetörténet, history of music / Zene, zenetudomány, ML128.H6 Music and musicology
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