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Modern Ragtime

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Chaplin The Musical

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June 18th

Customers are amazed by the easy and useful "Stanton's Scanner" app!

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June 19th

Schott Music releases “Piano Rags" A Larry Porter collection of 8 newly written rags - http://t.co/lK5myijlcQ… read more

June 17th

What does Waylon Jennings, Igor Stravinsky and Barry Manilow have in common? It's their Birthdays today.… read more

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Title: Doo Ba Duo
Voicing/Format: SATB
Publisher: Alfred Publishing Co Inc
Arranger: Gray, Ruth Morris
Catalog #: 35526
Description: A Cappella

Price: $1.95

This pair of novelty nonsense-syllable settings is fine fare for choirs with afondness for funny! Easier to achieve than similar songs, these Classical era tunes guarantee a chuckle. Performs well as a set or as individual pieces.

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