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Feb 19, 2015 - sunrises, thunderstorms, rivers, animals and more! You will have the opportunity to sing with us, create a storm of your. Likely used in this lesson will be crescendo, decrescendo, forte, piano and varia. Notice in the video, that the orchestra started with quite body. Published by NA-h (July 2, 2011).
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