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Edward MacDowell - New England Idylls

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Item number 1707168AW, 34 pages, $10.95
Part of the famous Kalmus piano series, Edward MacDowell's "New England Idylls" is a nice collection of performance works that should be in the library of every piano student. In addition to the beautiful music included in this collection, you will also enjoy the descriptive poetry before each piece. "New England Idylls" is definitely a showcase of MacDowells greatest works!

Composed By: "Edward MacDowell - New England Idylls" was composed by Edward MacDowell.

Published By: "Edward MacDowell - New England Idylls" was published by Belwin.

Song Titles
	An Old Garden - From: "Op. 62" - Composed by: Edward Mac Dowell Mid-Summer - From: "Op. 62" - Composed by: Edward Mac Dowell Mid-Winter - From: "Op. 62" - Composed by: Edward Mac Dowell Indian Idyl - From: "Op. 62" - Composed by: Edward Mac Dowell With Sweet Lavender - From: "Op. 62" - Composed by: Edward Mac Dowell In Deep Woods - From: "Op. 62" - Composed by: Edward Mac Dowell To An Old White Pine - From: "Op. 62" - Composed by: Edward Mac Dowell From Puritan Days - From: "Op. 62" - Composed by: Edward Mac Dowell From A Log Cabin - From: "Op. 62" - Composed by: Edward Mac Dowell The Joy Of Autumn - From: "Op. 62" - Composed by: Edward Mac Dowell

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