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CDWorks by Hill, Hoey, Knehans, James, Boyd, Butterley, Pollard and Palmer
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Product details
Duration: 85 min.
Non-commercial recording, for study purposes only.
Compiled by the Australian Music Unit, ABC Classic FM: AMU 119.
Booklet includes programme notes.
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