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SKU: A0.860351
Composed by Daniel Leo Simpson. Classical,Folk,Instructional,Standards,Wedding. Score and parts. 10 pages. ScorePerfect #2026723. Published by ScorePerfect (A0.860351)."La Coza for Viola & Piano" is the very first composition of the San Francisco, award winning composer Daniel Leo Simpson. The 18 year old composer wrote this piece for himself to be played in his Theory & Composition class at the University of Arizona and was performed by him there on the viola with a classmate playing the piano part. It's a great Beginner/Early Intermediate piece staying in first position except for one quick 'flight' into third position. A wonderful performance piece suitable for weddings, church, recitals or simply as an educational instructional piece. The modest piano part is also "player friendly" making this piece a favorite with teachers and students alike.
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