Year of release 2006

Songs 15

Album time 56:25

Genre list Classical

1
1. Gigas
 
2:03
2
2. Le Rappel Des Oiseaux
 
2:36
3
3. Der Kontrabandiste
 
1:44
4
4. Toccata
 
4:43
5
5. Duetto
 
3:09
6
6. Traumes Wirren
 
2:17
7
7. March
 
1:30
8
8. Ballade No. 1 In G Minor Op. 23
 
8:19
9
9. Paganini Etude No. 5 In E Major
 
2:33
10
10. Hungarian Rhapsody No. 9 Pesther Carneval
 
10:24
11
11. Sonata In C Major K. 159
 
1:58
12
12. Sonata In B Minor K. 27
 
4:15
13
13. Sonata In G Major K. 125
 
2:10
14
14. Sonata In E Major K. 380
 
5:04
15
15. Sonata In A Major K. 113
 
3:47

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