Scratch & Dent Oscar Schmidt Folk Acoustic Guitar (OF2-A) 
Mozart – Adagio in G Major, K. 580a for Oboe and Piano – IMC (3261)
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Explore the enchanting beauty of Mozart’sAdagio in G major, K. 580a, meticulously arranged for oboe and piano. This exceptional sheet music, published by IMC, features the rich melodies and intricate harmonies characteristic of Mozart’s style, offering both performers and listeners a captivating experience. Ideal for both amateur and professional musicians, this edition is presented in pristine condition and is sure to enhance any musical repertoire. Perfect for recitals, chamber music, or personal enjoyment, this timeless piece embodies the elegance and sophistication of classical music.
| ConditionID | 1000 |
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| ConditionDisplayName | Brand New |
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