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Loud Emily
Loud Emily

By Alexis O Neill

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A little girl with a big voice who lives in a nineteenth-century whaling town finds a way to be useful and happy aboard a sailing ship.

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Adventures in Singing
Adventures in Singing

By Clifton Ware

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Songs
Songs

By Jules Massenet

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Alexander Nevsky Op. 78
Alexander Nevsky Op. 78

By Sergey Prokofiev

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Why Do People Sing
Why Do People Sing

By Paddy Scannell

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Why Do People Sing
Why Do People Sing

By Paddy Scannell

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