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English: Cover Sheet of the "Friendship Quick Step" by Claudio S. Grafulla, published by Firth, Pond & Company, New York. Composed for the Phoenix Hook & Ladder Co. No. 3 (of New York) and premiered on April 8th 1850 on the occasion of their visit to the Friendship Fire Engine Co. No. 3 in Baltimore, MD
Deutsch: Titelblatt des "Friendship Quick Step" von Claudio S. Grafulla, veröffentlicht bei Firth, Pond & Company, New York. Komponiert für die Phoenix Hook & Ladder Co. No. 3 (of New York) und uraufgeführt am 8. April 1850 anlässlich deren Besuchs bei der Friendship Fire Engine Co. No. 3 in Baltimore, MD
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