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Shostakovich – Prelude (7 cellos)

$12.00

Includes parts with score. Cello I, II, III should have fluency in tenor and treble clef. IV, V, VI, VII remain in bass clef with varying levels of difficulty. Arranged by Jorge Espinoza

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