| SKU: | 17504 |
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| Category: | Sextets |
The New York Brass Sextet Journal Volume #4
$40.00
Ayr Citadel (march-Graham); Beautiful Isle (meditation-Camsey); The Queen/Gospel (sel.-Redhead); His Love Remains (euph. Solo-Bulla); Little Washington (mar.-Clemons)
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