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Essential Elements for Strings - Book 1 (Original Series): Teacher Manual

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Essential Elements for Strings - Book 1 (Original Series): Teacher Manual
- Essential Elements For Strings by Allen/Gillespie/Tellejohn-Hayes for Violin
- Book 1
Country USA
Brand Hal Leonard
Manufacturer Hal Leonard
Binding Spiral-bound
ItemPartNumber HL4619000
UnitCount 1
Format Teacher's Edition
UPCs 073999190007
EANs 9780793543090
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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