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    Stratosphere By Stephen Chin For String Orchestra

    Stratosphere By Stephen Chin For String Orchestra

    $121.00

    This piece uses dynamic change and harmonics to evoke the beauty and mystery of the stratosphere.

    Dedicated to Stephen's wonderful wife, Ann. Grade 3.

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    Stratosphere By Stephen Chin For String Orchestra

    This piece confidently employs dynamic changes and harmonics to truly capture the awe-inspiring mystery and breathtaking beauty of the stratosphere.

    Dedicated to Stephen's wonderful wife, Ann. Grade 3.

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