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DescriptionProgrammzettel Stadler 1794 (1).png	Deutsch: Programmzettel des Konzerts von Anton Stadler vom 21. März 1794 in Riga mit der Skizze von Stadlers Bassettklarinette, oben ein Nachbau
Date	1794
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	15:56, 4 March 2024	2,682 × 2,656 (334 KB)	Gisbert K	=={{int:filedesc}}== {{Information \|description={{de\|1=Programmzettel des Konzerts von Anton Stadler vom 21. März 1794 in Riga mit der Abbildung einer Bassettklarinette.}} \|date=1794 \|source=Johan von Kalker: Die Geschichte der Klarinetten. Eine Dokumentation. Textilwerkstatt Oberems, 1997, S. 146. \|author={{Anonymous}} \|permission= \|other versions= }} =={{int:license-header}}== {{PD-Art\|PD-old-70}} Category:Basset clarinets Category:Concert programs Category:March 1794 [[Catego...