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A lot can be learned from this sonata, not only in regard to phrasing and articulation. And it is an extraordinary pleasure to play and perform it---the movements could hardly be more diverse in mood and character.
- Vendor:
- Alfred
- Composer:
- By Johann Sebastian Bach / arr. Olaf Mĵhlenhardt
- Date of Publication:
- 5/2016
- Format:
- Conductor Score & Parts
- Pages:
- 0
- UPC:
- 8.05095E+11
- Instrumentation:
- 3 Saxophones SABar/SAT & Cello Ad Lib : Saxophone
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