40 Studies: High School Of Cello Playing, Opus 73, Cello Ii Part (Accompaniment Ad Libitum)
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40 Studies: High School Of Cello Playing, Opus 73, Cello Ii Part (Accompaniment Ad Libitum)
Cello II part by David Popper School and Community - Sheet Music
Cello II part. Composed by David Popper. Cello 2 part. International Music Co. #3631. Published by International Music Co. (IM.3631).
Cellists struggling to master Popper's 40 Studies will benefit from this newly composed 2nd cello part, providing an anchor for intonation as well as harmonic context. Contains accompaniments for all 40 studies in a single volume.
Cello II part. Composed by David Popper. Cello 2 part. International Music Co. #3631. Published by International Music Co. (IM.3631).
Cellists struggling to master Popper's 40 Studies will benefit from this newly composed 2nd cello part, providing an anchor for intonation as well as harmonic context. Contains accompaniments for all 40 studies in a single volume.
Preview: 40 Studies: High School Of Cello Playing, Opus 73, Cello Ii Part (Accompaniment Ad Libitum)
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