SKU: | 00IFM0228CD |
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Category: | Solos |
Christmas Instrumental Solos: Carols & Traditional Classics
$10.99
Solos w/CD acc: single titles; three medleys,, two suites
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Jesus Is Tenderly Calling
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What Child Is This?
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I Need Thee Every Hour
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Hallelujah Chorus
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How Beautiful Are The Feet
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Abide With Me
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For The Beauty Of The Earth
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