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TThe combination of award-winning composer John Williams and the talents of Robert W. Smith make for exquisite results. A stunning medley of the four most revered themes from the epic film score. The arrangement begins with the familiar Prologue: Book II. Next is the aggressive theme from The Chamber of Secrets, followed by Fawkes the Phoenix, and finally the theme used in both of the first two films, Harry’s Wondrous World. A vivid and dynamic portrayal of the movie, this one will be a real crowd pleaser. (6: 05)

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Alfred Publishing Company
Country
United States
Date
1 June 2003
ISBN
9780757932342

TThe combination of award-winning composer John Williams and the talents of Robert W. Smith make for exquisite results. A stunning medley of the four most revered themes from the epic film score. The arrangement begins with the familiar Prologue: Book II. Next is the aggressive theme from The Chamber of Secrets, followed by Fawkes the Phoenix, and finally the theme used in both of the first two films, Harry’s Wondrous World. A vivid and dynamic portrayal of the movie, this one will be a real crowd pleaser. (6: 05)

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Alfred Publishing Company
Country
United States
Date
1 June 2003
ISBN
9780757932342

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