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    Bethena for Viola and Cello - Pure Duet Sheet Music By Lars Christian Lundholm

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    Composed in 1905 this ragtime waltz Bethena - A Concert Waltz was described as an enchantingly beautiful piece that was among the greatest of Ragtime Waltzes, a masterpiece and Scott Joplin's finest waltz by his contemporaries
    Duet Sheet Music for Viola accompanied by Cello arranged by Lars Christian Lundholm.
    Bethena is also known by alternative title: Bethena - A Concert Waltz.

    - Instrumentation: Viola and Cello
    - Level: Easy and Simplified Range
    - Score Type: Solo Score
    - Tempo: Medium
    - Genre: Ragtime
    - Composer: Scott Joplin
    - Year Composed: 1905
    - Pages (approximate): 8
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJul 20, 2015
    ISBN9781326365004
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