Weight | 4 oz |
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Instrument | |
Level | 3 |
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Idiom | C Solo |

Instrumental Praise & Worship (C edition)
$12.95
Solos or duets (all editions work together). Includes: As The Deer, Give Thanks, He Is Exalted, How Majestic Is Your Name, Our God Reigns, We Have Come Into His House, and more…
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