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Alto Sax Solo, Concert Band SKU: LB.232 Composed by Thomas Moore. Arranged by David Lovrien. Score and parts. Lovebird Music #232. Published by Lovebird Music (LB.232). A brief, sweet, nostalgic encore - perfect after a fiery concerto.
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