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Three Sonatas from the Royal Escorial, for Violin and Piano--Antonio Soler, transcribed and edited by Samuel Marder. Using local archival evidence of the town of El Escorial, Izquierdo Martin presents preliminary information: from the sixteenth to the nineteenth centuries, El Escorial suffered from an acute demographic crisis, as its population after the 1591 epidemic did not recover in numbers until the year 1848. Have lunch or dinner in the El Escorial restaurant or in the Japanese Tanoshi restaurant, at US$25 per person. |
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