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Kojo no Tsuki (Bb Cornet Solo)
£33.91
Kojo no Tsuki (The Moon over the Ruined Castle) is a beautiful haunting Japanese melody. Starting with the solo instrument then introducing the simple but effective accompaniments this solo is very atmospheric and a great addition to your repertoire.
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| Weight | 250 g |
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