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Item number 2300548JF, $3.95
Boston Creme guitar polish is an environmentally friendly guitar polish that is safe and non-toxic and contains no harsh chemicals. When you use Boston Creme Guitar Polish on your instrument, you will get a superior clean like never before, leaving your guitar looking shiny and fresh. This jumbo sized 6 fluid ounce spray bottle is extremely easy to use. Revive your guitar and give it new life by polishing it with famous Boston Creme Polish!
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Beethoven's "Sonatina No. 3" is transcribed here for solo piano. This piece features a light and cheery intro that later resolves into a 3/4 time minuet. The minuet was a French dance that was extremely popular during the mid-1600's and was featured quite frequently in the music from the Classical era of this period. This is a beautiful and elegant piece for piano solo!
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