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Fisherman's evening song [music] : for 3-part treble choir / Trad. Breton ; arr. Stephen Leek
Bib ID 4596645
Format MusicMusic
Author
Leek, Stephen
 
Description Indooroopilly, Qld : Stephen Leek, [between 2000 and 2009] 
1 score (2 p.) ; 28 cm. 
Notes

Instrumentation: SSA treble-voice choir.

Duration: 1 min.

Caption title.

Difficulty: Easy/­medium.

Subjects Choruses, Secular (Women's voices, 3 parts), Unaccompanied.  |  Choruses, Secular (Children's voices, 3 parts), Unaccompanied.  |  Fishers - Songs and music.  |  Australian
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Fisherman's evening song [music] : for SSA a cappella choir

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