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| From Bach to Tchaikovsky, this collection of classics offers a unique treat that spans two centuries of great music. If you are a French horn player, then you will want to own this copy of "Band Aids"! "Band Aids: Concert Favorites For French Horn With Orchestra" weighs 7.36 oz. |
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| Slavonic Dance (Opus 46, No. 1) - Made popular by: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Written by: Anton Dvorak There Lived A King - Made popular by: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Written by: Arthur Sullivan - From: "The Gondoliers" A Melody Is Drifting (Opus 105, No. 1) - Made popular by: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Written by: Johannes Brahms Minuet - Made popular by: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Written by: Jean-Baptiste Lully Theme - Made popular by: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Written by: Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky - From: "Romeo And Juliet" March - Made popular by: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Written by: Serge Prokofieff - From: "The Love Of Three Oranges, Opus 63" Variations On A Theme By Paisiello - Made popular by: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Written by: Ludwig Van Beethoven Christ The Lord Is Risen Today - Made popular by: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla Second Movement - Made popular by: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Written by: Franz Joseph Haydn - From: "Emperor Quartet" Choral No. 42 - Made popular by: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Written by: Johann Sebastian Bach Choral No. 297 - Made popular by: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Written by: Johann Sebastian Bach Contra-Dance - Made popular by: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Written by: Ludwig Van Beethoven Polka - Made popular by: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Written by: Bedrich Smetana - From: "The Bartered Bride" Turkish March - Made popular by: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Written by: Ludwig Van Beethoven - From: "The Ruins Of Athens" Canzon - Made popular by: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Written by: Giovanni Gabrieli - From: "Sacrae Symphoniae" Crucifixus - Made popular by: The Stuttgart Festival Orchestra and John Cipolla - Written by: Giovanni Da Palestrina - From: "The Mass Te Deum Laudamus" |
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