Description
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St. Dennis Band – Soloist: Kevin Ackford
Silent Night (Eb Tenor Horn)
£20.51 – £29.13
Score & Parts
One of the best loved Christmas Carols of all time. This beautiful arrangement is the perfect way to show your horn player off in your Christmas repertoire.
Additional information
| Weight | 250 g |
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| Sale Type | Receive via Postal Service, Download |
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