Vaughan Williams Memorial Library lecture : Taking the Mickey : understanding how parody works in tradition / Ian Russell

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Taking the mickey: understanding how parody works in tradition. A lecture by Ian Russell in the library, Cecil Sharp House, London 25/4/1994.

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Item type	Home library	Shelving location	Class number	Materials specified	Status	Date due	Barcode
Sound Recordings	VWML	Storage	SCS 313 (Browse shelf(Opens below))		Reference only		SR00004

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Taking the mickey: understanding how parody works in tradition. A lecture by Ian Russell in the library, Cecil Sharp House, London 25/4/1994.