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    Bethena for Alto Saxophone and Double Bass - 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 Alto Saxophone accompanied by Double Bass arranged by Lars Christian Lundholm.
    Bethena is also known by alternative title: Bethena - A Concert Waltz.

    - Instrumentation: Alto Saxophone and Double Bass
    - 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 19, 2015
    ISBN9781326364328
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