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Old 02-13-2013, 08:00 PM
JaneLewis JaneLewis is offline
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Default Re: Somewhere Duet

Hi Ralph

Many thanks for this music, set as a recorder duet (and I see lots of previous ones that I will look at!).

I am an ex string player but am just beginning to learn tenor recorder which I think/hope is your alto line. My daughter teaches recorder (as well as other wind instruments) so your arrangements will give us plenty of lovely music to play, once I'm up to it. And, of course now I am a Notation software user I can practise along to the computer.

Thanks again, Jane
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