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| Level | 2 |
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Beginner Praise For Violin
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Violin & piano includes: As The Deer, We Bow Down, Great Is The Lord, Lamb Of Glory, You Are My Hiding Place, Sing Hallelujah, The Beauty Of Holiness, Friends, The Trees Of The Field, El Shaddai, Alleluia, King Of Kings And Lord Of Lords
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