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Symphony for trombone. II. Agitato

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  • Composer (cmp): Bloch, Ernest, 1880-1959
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Suite hebraique

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Baal Shem. Nigun

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Symphony for trombone and orchestra

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Symphony for trombone and orchestra

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Suite hebraique

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Suite Hebraique for viola. I. Rapsodie

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Schelmo, Hebraic rhapsody for cello and two pianos

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Suite

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Symphony for trombone

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