Mendi Mendiyan

Mendi Mendiyan is a 1910 Basque language opera by the Basque composer José María Usandizaga.^[1]

Marco Polo 2CD

[1]
Peter Gammond, Peter Clayton A Guide to Popular Music 1960 p 229 He wrote extensively in all forms , but is chiefly remembered for his theatrical works , ' Mendi Mendiyan ' - first performed in Bilbao , 1910 ; ' Las Golondrinas ' — first performed in Madrid , 1914 ; and ' La Llama '

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Mendi Mendiyan is a 1910 Basque language opera by the Basque composer José María Usandizaga.^[1]

Marco Polo 2CD

[1]
Peter Gammond, Peter Clayton A Guide to Popular Music 1960 p 229 He wrote extensively in all forms , but is chiefly remembered for his theatrical works , ' Mendi Mendiyan ' - first performed in Bilbao , 1910 ; ' Las Golondrinas ' — first performed in Madrid , 1914 ; and ' La Llama '

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