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| Weight | 250 g |
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| Sale Type | Receive your order via Postal Service, Download |
Serenade (Eb Tenor Horn)
Price range: £23.05 through £33.91
Score & Parts
A beautiful melody that shows the soloist’s musicality to the full. Written in the style of a modern ballad, this solo has everything in a slow melody. Captivate your audiences with this serenade available with both Brass Band and Piano accompaniment.
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