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  • Format Kirklees
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    Variants on an English...
    €97.99
  • Walking on Sunshine
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    Walking on Sunshine
    €104.99

    Walking on Sunshine has earned its place among the all-time favorite summer classics. Kimberley Rew, lead guitarist for the pop group Katrina and the Waves, wrote the song in 1985 and never looked back.

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    Variazioni in Blue
    €94.99
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    Concerto d'Amore
    €104.99
  • Chorale Varié
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    Chorale Varié
    €64.99
  • Feeling Good
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    Feeling Good
    €114.99
  • Lady Tullamore
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    Lady Tullamore
    €136.80
  • Riding to Olwen
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    Riding to Olwen
    €78.50

    A simple folk song, romantic French impressionism at is best.

  • Rhythm Builders for Developing Bands
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    Rhythm Builders for...
    €137.00

    Your program will definitely improve with this set of 14 studies designed to aid in the teaching and development of good rhythmic reading abilities!

  • Salut d’Amour
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    Salut d’Amour
    €117.00

    Salut d’Amour, originally written for violin and piano, is a work from Elgar’s early years as a composer. A classic of the salon repertoire, it was for many years one of his most played pieces.

  • Chanson de Matin
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    Chanson de Matin
    €78.50

    Chanson de Matin (Morning Song), op. 15, no. 2, was composed by Edward Elgar for violin and piano. During 1897, Elgar first became acquainted with A J Jaeger, the Novello's employee who became Nimrod of the Enigma Variations.

  • Chanson de Nuit
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    Chanson de Nuit
    €78.50

    During 1897, Elgar first became acquainted with A J Jaeger, the Novello's employee who became Nimrod of the Enigma Variations. In October 1897, Elgar, who by this time already had a number of comparative successes under his belt, wrote to Jaeger bemoaning the lack of financial reward he had received for his works.