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THE SOLO
Two high school saxophonists are given the opportunity to play at the Hamer Hall, but only one of them will get the solo.
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Two high school saxophonists are given the opportunity to play at the Hamer Hall, but only one of them will get the solo.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ryan Ma
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