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The New York Brass Sextet Journal Volume #1
$40.00
A Shining Light (march-Bulla) ; Sunshine (arr.-W. Broughton); The Steadfast (march-P. Ditmer); Scherzo (scherzo-Curnow); His Life (suite-Mack)
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