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Glover-Kind - I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside (String Quartet Parts)
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Glover-Kind, John

Glover-Kind – I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside (String Quartet Parts)

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Oh for the joys of the British seaside, perfectly captured in what is widely considered a glorious gem of a song. Glover-Kind penned, besides the classic chorus, three verses with quite a cast of characters, including a certain 'William Sykes the burglar' who seems to have led the arranger Bill Thorp into a somewhat Dickensian train of thought.

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Glover-Kind, John

Glover-Kind – I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside (String Quartet Parts) – Parts Digital Download

£7.95

Oh for the joys of the British seaside, perfectly captured in what is widely considered a glorious gem of a song. Glover-Kind penned, besides the classic chorus, three verses with quite a cast of characters, including a certain 'William Sykes the burglar' who seems to have led the arranger Bill Thorp into a somewhat Dickensian train of thought.

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Glover-Kind - I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside (String Quartet Score)
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Glover-Kind, John

Glover-Kind – I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside (String Quartet Score)

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Oh for the joys of the British seaside, perfectly captured in what is widely considered a glorious gem of a song. Glover-Kind penned, besides the classic chorus, three verses with quite a cast of characters, including a certain 'William Sykes the burglar' who seems to have led the arranger Bill Thorp into a somewhat Dickensian train of thought.

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Glover-Kind - I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside (String Quartet Score) - Score Digital Download
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Glover-Kind, John

Glover-Kind – I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside (String Quartet Score) – Score Digital Download

£3.95

Oh for the joys of the British seaside, perfectly captured in what is widely considered a glorious gem of a song. Glover-Kind penned, besides the classic chorus, three verses with quite a cast of characters, including a certain 'William Sykes the burglar' who seems to have led the arranger Bill Thorp into a somewhat Dickensian train of thought.

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