Ballade pour Adeline Cello Sheet Music

Paul de Senneville

Cello Solo · Ambitious

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Sheet Music Details

Title	Ballade pour Adeline
Composed by	Paul de Senneville
Pages	5
Level	Ambitious
Scoring	Cello Solo
Instruments	Cello, Piano
Key	C Major
Year	1977
Collections	OKTAV Originals
SKU	2#6z8adsdo

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