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Give It A Rest

Guest Instrument: Cyd The Cymbals

Give It A Rest

Louis refuses to rest when the other Jazzberries do, and as a result is dangerously exhausted when it comes time for their performance.

 

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Tags: Cymbals,  Rest

Related Activities: Rest - Advanced,  Rest - Beginner,  Rest - Intermediate

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