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Helen Dellenbaugh Tretbar (May 16, 1835 –
April 3, 1902) was an
American author, librettist, and
translator who
edited The
Etude magazine in the late...
- music, of all
performer ability levels,
totaling over 10,000 works.
Helen Tretbar edited the
magazine in the late 1880s.
James Francis Cooke, editor-in-chief...
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Health Organization Technical Report Series. 821: 1–71. 1992. PMID 1441569.
Tretbar LL,
Morgan CL, Lee BB,
Simonian SJ,
Blondeau B (6 May 2010). Lymphedema:...
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Archived from the
original on 27
September 2021.
Retrieved 27
September 2021.
Tretbar,
Christian (26
September 2021). "Schwarz und Grün
scheitern an
ihren Erwartungen"...
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Ehlert (Helen
Tretbar, translator), From the Tone World. A
Series of
Essays by
Louis Ehlert,
Translated from the
German by
Helen D.
Tretbar. New York: Charles...
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Ballad of
Trees and the Master", and
wrote a
number of
hymns as well.
Helen Tretbar translated at
least one of his
songs ("Ho! Fill Me a Flagon!") into German...
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departure the Red
Hearts went
through a
series of drummers,
including Eric
Tretbar, ex-Rat ****s (pre-Devil Dogs) and Funs****ers; and
Justino Polimeni...
- mein holdes, süßes Mädchen" by
Nicolai Gedda and
Fritz Wunderlich.
Helen Tretbar translated several of his
lieder from
German into English. “Die beiden...
- Varin's and de Biéville's Ce que
deviennent les
roses (1857). In 1891,
Helen Tretbar translated the
original German libretto into
English and
adapted it for...
- company".
Dubois County Free Press.
Retrieved 23
March 2014. von
Christian Tretbar (19
February 2014). "Oppermann im Innenausschuss: Tipp aus SPD-Spitze an...
