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Faber Music — Duet

Duet editions from Faber Music, with part lists and catalog numbers.

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Duet

2451 cataloged scores
La grotte — Claude Debussy
La grotte
Claude Debussy
The Friends — Pam Wedgwood
The Friends
Pam Wedgwood
Sliding Doors — Pam Wedgwood
Sliding Doors
Pam Wedgwood
The Duchess Of Duke Street — Alexander Faris
The Duchess Of Duke Street
Alexander Faris
Friday Feeling — Ned Bennett
Friday Feeling
Ned Bennett
Groundhog (from 'O Shenandoah!') — Polly Waterfield
Groundhog (from 'O Shenandoah!')
Polly Waterfield
Hark The Herald Angels Sing — Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
Hark The Herald Angels Sing
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
Aurore, op. 39 No. 1 — Gabriel Fauré
Aurore, op. 39 No. 1
Gabriel Fauré
Bass-ic Blues — Tony Osborne
Bass-ic Blues
Tony Osborne
Ballade — Christopher Gunning
Ballade
Christopher Gunning
Hot chilli (from 'Really Easy Jazzin' About') — Pam Wedgwood
Hot chilli (from 'Really Easy Jazzin' About')
Pam Wedgwood
Back and Forth — Mark Wilson
Back and Forth
Mark Wilson
Three Fat Pussy Cats — Edward Huws Jones
Three Fat Pussy Cats
Edward Huws Jones
Monsieur Arbeau's Sword Dance — Thoinot Arbeau
Monsieur Arbeau's Sword Dance
Thoinot Arbeau
The Holly and the Ivy — Traditional
The Holly and the Ivy
Traditional
The Lover in Winter — Thomas Adès
The Lover in Winter
Thomas Adès
Gavotte (from 'The Gondoliers') — Alan Gout
Gavotte (from 'The Gondoliers')
Alan Gout
'Regal Fanfare' & 'When I First Came To This Land' — Richard Duckett
'Regal Fanfare' & 'When I First Came To This Land'
Richard Duckett
Largo (from 'New World Symphony') — Antonín Dvořák
Largo (from 'New World Symphony')
Antonín Dvořák
Vicious Velociraptor — Pam Wedgwood
Vicious Velociraptor
Pam Wedgwood
Summer Nights — Pam Wedgwood
Summer Nights
Pam Wedgwood
Sliding Doors — Pam Wedgwood
Sliding Doors
Pam Wedgwood
What Shall We Do With The Drunken Sailor? — Traditional
What Shall We Do With The Drunken Sailor?
Traditional
Earnestly Yours — Keaton Henson
Earnestly Yours
Keaton Henson