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Chamber Music Bassoon, Piano SKU: PR.524041420 My Other Favourite Solo. Composed by William Hurlstone. With Standard notation. Emerson Edition #524-04142. Published by Emerson Edition (PR.524041420). ISBN 9790570400843. UPC: 680160290765. Key: F major.
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