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Русский: Н. А. Римский-Корсаков и его ученик, композитор Александр Конст. Глазунов, директор Петербургской консерватории.
Дата
не позднее марта 1905 года
Източник
Иллюстрированное приложение к газете «Новое Время» за июнь 1908 года, № 11585
Автор
Е. Мрозовская
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