Bass Reflection upon ‘Greensleeves to a Ground’ Original: from The Division Flute (Anon.) - Treble Rec. and Basso Continuo Harmonic Reflection: Viola da Gamba and Keyboard Ground Bass for Original

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Trumpet II Greensleeves (What Child Is This)    

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2 Greensleeves Traditional; 16th Century English melody 

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What Child Is This? Traditional English Tune of Greensleeves G =75 d6 a 8 ks

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Greensleeves English Traditional G =80 d6 s a 8 kk

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Sheet Music from www.mfiles.co.uk High: Flute, Piccolo Greensleeves

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Sheet Music from www.mfiles.co.uk Greensleeves (Also used as the Christmas Carol "What Child is this?") Traditional arranged Jim Paterson

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Sheet Music from www.mfiles.co.uk Viola: Greensleeves (Also used as the Christmas Carol "What Child is this?")

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