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Chamber Orchestra SKU: BT.VGH274612 Arie der Rosalinde arrangiert für Kammerorchester von Michael Rot (2020). Composed by Johann Strauss Jr. Edited by Michael Rot. Score Only. Musikgruppe Hermann #VGH274612. Published by Musikgruppe Hermann (BT.VGH274612). Das Label Arrangements“ der Verlagsgruppe Hermann führt in seinem Katalog Werke der Weltliteratur in - gegenüber dem Original veränderten Besetzungen von Kammermusik über Orchester bis hin zur Kammeroper. Die von ausgesuchten Arrangeuren im Auftrag namhafter Musiker, Orchester und Bühnen instrumentierten Werke werden in hochwertigem Notensatz publiziert.
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