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Barrage, Volume 2 Book/CD Set
Barrage, Volume 2 Book/CD Set
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New from the creators of BARRAGE and SWATH Publishing, BARRAGE Vol. 2 contains more great music from the internationally acclaimed fiddle sensation BARRAGE! Along with BARRAGE favorites like Texas Swing and Calypso Jam, the BARRAGE Vol. 2 contains the much-requested Until We Meet Again! Tunes have been arranged for the intermediate to advanced player by the composer and artistic director of BARRAGE, Dean Marshall. Arrangements are for 1 or more violins, and piano/guitar. The companion Enhanced CD has two exciting applications: You can print the piano/guitar accompaniment sheet music from your computer, and you can insert the same CD in your stereo for play along with the pre-recorded piano accompaniment tracks!
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