Bach, JS 25 Duets from the Cantatas (2 cellos)

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Compiled and transcribed by Fred Sherry. Both parts in score form in a single book.  Titles are long, but here are the Cantata Nos.

81, 25, 88, 74, 31, 39, 94, 87, 122, 92, 97, 185, 111, 37, 126, 137, 12, 10, 129, 76, 3, 182, 21, 7, 6.

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