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              <text>https://composers.com/composers/h-leslie-adams/danza-di-tre-bambole</text>
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              <text>H. Leslie Adams' Danza di tre bambole (Dance of three dolls) for piccolo, flute, and piano is a charming capriccio that begins with the piccolo stating the theme, the flute joining after the initial statement, and the piano then joining as the third doll for a full concert dance movement. Bears certain similarities to Saint-Saens' Tarantelle for flute and clarinet.&#13;
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