CD Sir Arthur Sullivan: Cox And Box Or The Long-lost Brothers (Original 1866 Version)

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Cox And Box Or The Long-lost Brothers (Original 1866 Version) - CD

Name: CD Sir Arthur Sullivan: Cox And Box Or The Long-lost Brothers (Original 1866 Version)
SKU: 646383
Price: 429 CZK
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Sir Arthur Sullivan | Sir Francis Cowley Burnand | Leon Berger | Ian Kennedy | Donald Francke | Kenneth Barclay

Classical | Operetta

1999

Standard 2013 edition

Diversions (3) | Divine Art 9. September 2013 United Kingdom

Album

More ID: 694613 EAN: 5028117410425 Discogs ID: 14532503

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Title	Cox And Box Or The Long-lost Brothers (Original 1866 Version)
Artist	Sir Arthur Sullivan \| Sir Francis Cowley Burnand \| Leon Berger \| Ian Kennedy \| Donald Francke \| Kenneth Barclay
More info	Standard 2013 edition
Format	CD
Labels	Diversions (3) \| Divine Art
Country of issue	United Kingdom
Date of publication	9. September 2013
First released	1999
Weight	85 g
EAN	5028117410425
Product ID	694613
Discogs ID	14532503
Discogs reviews	5

Sir Arthur Sullivan: Cox And Box Or The Long-lost Brothers (Original 1866 Version) version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company Diversions (3) in cooperation with Divine Art on 9. September 2013. Album spans genres Classical and Operetta.

Track list

	Cox And Box Or The Long-lost Brothers
	Music By Sir Arthur Sullivan \| Words By [Adapted to the lyric stage by] Sir Francis Cowley Burnand \| Words By [From the farce "Box And Cox" by] J. Maddison Morton