Posted by natasha bosley on January 24, 19101 at 09:40:10:

In Reply to: Concerto in G major for Flute and Piano posted by Brenna Carrigy on May 09, 1999 at 06:01:09:

hi my name is natasha bosley and i am 17 and currently in the proccess of completeing a 5000 word music A-level essay and i feel i need more info. the deadline is today but i have had a 2-day extension. i need to study the significant changes between operas seria, buffa, and singspiel and state the changes between them!
(only god could help i think!)

could you please please please help me!

my e-mail adress is bozz2000uk@yahoo.co.uk

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