CGECD108 I Sing (Performance/Accompaniment CD)
Description
Performance/Accompaniment CD for CGE266, CGE267, and CGE268 I Sing composed by Cynthia Gray. Includes demo tracks, performance accompaniment tracks, and rehearsal cuts.
Arranged by: Cynthia Gray
Season: General
Additional Resources:
CGE266 SSA $2.25
CGE267 SAB with Descant $2.25
CGE268 Two-part with Opt. Descant $2.25
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