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Topic: Music for the girls!  (Read 23070 times)

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Re: Music for the girls!
Reply #200 on: September 16, 2012, 11:25:55 AM
i won't clog the thread with a tangent on my inability to comprehend why we need another movie version of this....but still like it or not it is coming, soon. you could pick up a 'les mis' book from the original or one of the gauranteed to be released reprints/arrangement scores that will hit around the time this comes out and play some of them as lots of chicks will undoubtedly flock to this and so you 'strike while the iron is hot' so to speak that is while it is familiar and fresh to them.

oh brother..... ::)


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