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Fondo A46 Funtsa Nicanor Zabaleta INVENTARIO Fondo A46 Funtsa Nicanor Zabaleta INVENTARIO - INBENTARIOA Errenteria 25/11/2016 FONDO A46 FUNTSA INDICE DEL INVENTARIO / INBENTARIOAREN AURKIBIDEA A46/1: Actividad como concertista / Jarduera bakarlari gisa A46/11: Programas / Programak A46/12: Recortes de prensa / Prentsako zatiak A46/13: Discografía / Diskografia A46/2: Actividad conferenciante, gestión y propaganda / Hizlari, kudeatzaile eta publizitate jarduera A46/3: Documentación personal / Dokumentazio pertsonala A46/31: Documentación administrativa / Dokumentazio administratiboa A46/32: Epistolario / Gutun bilduma A46/33: Dedicatorias / Eskaintzak A46/34: Fotografías / Argazkiak A46/35: Diplomas - títulos / Diplomak - tituluak A46/4: Biblioteca / Liburutegia A46/41: Libros / Liburuak A46/42: Revistas / Aldizkariak A46/43 Artículos / Artikuluak A46/44: Catálogos / Katalogoak A46/5: Inventario del fondo de partituras conservado en el Royal College de Londres / Londreseko Royal College-n gordetako partitura funtsaren inbentarioa Autor / Egilea Título / Titulua Tipologia A46/11 - Programas / Programak A46/11-0001 Recital De Arpa Salón La Argentina Programa A46/11-0002 Asociación Wagneriana Sala de la Wagneriana Programa A46/11-0003 Asociación Cultural De Bahía Salón de Actos de la Biblioteca Rivadavia Programa Blanca A46/11-0004 Asociación Wagneriana Teatro Cervantes Programa A46/11-0005 The Overture Concert Association Nicanor Zabaleta harpist Programa A46/11-0006 Asociación Filarmónica De Teatro Independencia Programa Mendoza A46/11-0007 Sociedad Filarmónica De Quito Teatro Nacional Sucre Programa A46/11-0008 Wigmore Hall Re-appearance of Nicanor Zabaleta Programa A46/11-0009 Sociedad Filarmónica De Teatro Luque Programa Guantánamo A46/11-0010 S.n. s.l. Programa A46/11-0011 Amigos Del Arte Teatro Florencio Sánchez Programa A46/11-0012 Cine Teatro Cóndor Gran Concierto de beneficio Programa A46/11-0013 Club Del Progreso De Gral Roca Nicanor Zabaleta Programa A46/11-0014 Centro Cultural Y Deportivo José Cine Avenida Programa Manuel Estrada A46/11-0015 Teatro Juan De Vera Consejo Superior de Educación Concierto Programa Zabaleta A46/11-0016 Cine Teatro Renacimiento Gran concierto de arpa Programa A46/11-0017 Teatro Garibaldi Concierto Zabaleta Programa A46/11-0018 Casino Mar Del Plata Teatro Auditorium Programa A46/11-0019 Universidad Del Cauca Paraninfo de la Universidad Programa A46/11-0020 Asociación Musical Daniel Palacio Chino Programa A46/11-0021 Dirección De Cultura De La Salón de lectura de la Biblioteca Central de la Programa Universidad De Los Andes Y El Universidad A46/11-0022 Asociación Musical Daniel Programa A46/11-0023 Amigos Del Arte. Conciertos Teatro Colón Programa Daniel A46/11-0024 Amigos Del Arte. Conciertos Teatro Colón Programa Daniel A46/11-0025 Amigos Del Arte. Conciertos Teatro Colón Programa Daniel A46/11-0026 Teatro Nacional Programa A46/11-0027 Town Hall Town Hall Programa A46/11-0028 Asociación Venezolana De Teatro Municipal Programa Conciertos A46/11-0029 Teatro Colón Zabaleta arpista Programa A46/11-0030 Teatro Sucre Zabaleta arpista Programa A46/11-0031 10º Concierto Del Primer Arpista Teatro Sucre Programa Contemporáneo A46/11-0032 Unico Concierto Popular Teatro Sucre Programa A46/11-0033 6º Concierto Del Primer Arpista Teatro Sucre Programa Contemporáneo A46/11-0034 7º Concierto Del Primer Arpista Teatro Sucre Programa Contemporáneo A46/11-0035 8º Concierto Del Primer Arpista Teatro Sucre Programa Contemporáneo A46/11-0036 9º Concierto Del Primer Arpista Teatro Sucre Programa Contemporáneo A46/11-0037 11º Concierto Del Primer Arpista Teatro Sucre Programa Contemporáneo A46/11-0038 12º Concierto Del Primer Arpista Teatro Sucre Programa 1 Autor / Egilea Título / Titulua Tipologia A46/11-0039 Second World Harp Congress Harps and Music around the world Programa A46/11-0040 Second World Harp Congress Harps and Music around the world Programa A46/11-0041 Asociación De Cultura Musical Teatro Victoria Eugenia Programa De San Sebastián A46/11-0042 Asociación Orquestal De Teatro Municipal Programa Arequipa A46/11-0043 Teatro Municipal Programa A46/11-0044 Teatro Municipal Programa A46/11-0045 Teatro Municipal Programa A46/11-0046 Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional Teatro Municipal Programa A46/11-0047 Teatro Municipal Programa A46/11-0048 Casa De La Cultura Ecuatoriana. Teatro Nacional Sucre Programa Gran Concierto De Año Nuevo A46/11-0049 Zabaleta Arpista Teatro Tesla Programa A46/11-0050 Zabaleta Arpista Teatro Tesla Programa A46/11-0051 Bodas De Plata Matrimoniales. 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Bolivar Biblioteca Auditorium Programa A46/11-0080 Ateneo De Caracas Ateneo Programa A46/11-0081 Universidad De Puerto Rico. Teatro de la Universidad Programa Actividades Culturales Y Sociales A46/11-0082 Asociación Artística Lagunera Centro Español de La Laguna Programa A46/11-0083 Asociación Conciertos Chihuahua Teatro Cine Colonial Programa A46/11-0084 Teatro de la Paz Programa A46/11-0085 Asociación Veracruzana De Escuela Naútica Fernando Siliceo Programa Conciertos A46/11-0086 Universidad Veracruzana Salón de actos de la Escuela Secundaria y de Programa bachilleres A46/11-0087 Academia De Bellas Artes Gran Teatro Morelos Programa A46/11-0088 Teatro Fernández Madrid Programa A46/11-0089 Dirección Del Instituto De Auditorium Miguel de Cervantes y Saavedra Programa Ciencias A46/11-0090 Escuela Popular De Bellas Artes. Teatro Ocampo Programa Universidad Michoacana A46/11-0091 Grupo Amigos Del Arte (gama) Salón de Actos de la A.C.J.M. 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