Moussorgsky Night on Bald Mountain – Exquisite Collections for 4 cellos

$20.95

[CE-18]  Arranged by Edward Laut. Includes parts and score. All exquisite collection works are for advanced players, but parts are of uneven difficulty. There is also an optional cut which may make the piece more accessible.

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