Michael Finnigin for 3 cellos

$10.00

A study in key changes, chromatic progressions, and left hand positions! Cello I tenor clef, Cello II and III bass clef, everyone gets 2 sharps, 3 flats, 4 sharps, 1 flat, 6 sharps . . . tee hee.  Arranged by Wendy Bissinger.

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