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Level | 2.5 |
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Theme | Mighty Fortress, All Creatures/Our God & King, Amazing Grace, Be Thou My Vision, Great Is Thy Faithfulness, His Eye Is On The Sparrow, Holy Holy Holy, How Great Thou Art, Is Is Well, Joyful Joyful We Adore Thee, Deep Deep Love of Jesus, Tis So Sweet.. |
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Favorite Hymns trombone solos w/CD accompaniment
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