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• Aug 15, 2025 The Irish Flute Book 20 Famous Tunes From focus on the flute repertoire means that players receive material tailored to their instrument’s strengths, while the selection of tunes ensures immediate relevance to traditional sessions and performances. Furthermore, the book’s clear notation and i By Candice Blick-Jerde
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