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| | Amy Appleby - Start Reading Music |
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Item number 1637249BA, 61 pages
Regular Price: $5.95, Our Price: $5.12
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Proven method to mastering sightreading basics. Whether you are an instrumentalist, singer or composer, you can take a giant leap forward by learning to read music.
Type: Book
Product Format: Instruction Book
More Information |  Difficulty 1 on a scale of 1 to 6 with 6 being the hardest.
Publisher: "Amy Appleby - Start Reading Music" was published by Amsco Publications. |
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Other products you might enjoy: | Lee Evans - China Suite For Piano | | Item number 1700279BA, 7 pages
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This beautiful suite of music, written by Lee Evans, is perfect for an early intermediate level pianist. The music, inspired by scenes of China, will certainly inspire you as you play.
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| The Lanes Of Limerick | | Item number 1701603BA, 3 pages
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This emotionally-packed composition was written by composer extrordinaire John Williams for the film "Angela's Ashes", which is based on the best-selling book by Frank McCourt. It is a solo feature for the harp that encompasses the emotional depth of the film based on the autobiographical tale of a young lad growing up in a poverty-stricken area of Ireland in the 1930's. This is beautiful music that every audience will truly appreciate!
Please note - this is a harp solo, not a piano solo!
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