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Beauty And The Beast (Key: Eb-F-Ab)
Concert Band Music Marching/Pep Band Music Jazz Band Music Small Ensemble Music Method Books Theory Books, Staff Paper, Reference Books Band Director Accessories Instructional Videotapes and DVD's Solo Instrumental Recordings Small Ensemble Recordings Large Ensemble Recordings	Beauty And The Beast (Key: Eb-F-Ab) Item number JBQ89856CC, $49.95 This award-winning ballad from Disney's 'Beauty And The Beast' is a natural choice for your vocal soloist. For added flexibility, it can also be performed as a duet. This one is rapidly becoming a standard! (Vocal in E-flat/A-flat)   Category: Vocal Series: Vocal Solo/Jazz Ensemble Series Composer: Alan Menken,Howard Ashman Arranger: Mark Taylor How to purchase this item: To purchase "Beauty And The Beast (Key: Eb-F-Ab)", just click on the "Click to Buy!" button above. You will then have the option of placing your order online or ordering by mail or fax. Return Policy: This product may be returned, unopened, within 30 days of purchase for a full refund, excluding shipping charges.	Quick Search Manage My Account Log In (Optional) Track An Order Free Downloads Make An Account

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