Year of release 1998

Songs 13

Album time 47:06

Genre list Classical, Piano music, Сoncerto

1
01. The Seasons – By The Hearth January
 
4:23
2
02. The Seasons – Shrovetide February
 
2:41
3
03. The Seasons – Song Of The Lark March
 
2:20
4
04. The Seasons – Snowdrop April
 
2:08
5
05. The Seasons – White Nights May
 
3:52
6
06. The Seasons – Barcarole June
 
4:21
7
07. The Seasons – Reapers Song July
 
1:36
8
08. The Seasons – Harvest August
 
3:21
9
09. The Seasons – The Hunt September
 
2:43
10
10. The Seasons – Autumn Song October
 
4:21
11
11. The Seasons – Troika November
 
2:43
12
12. The Seasons – Christmas December
 
3:31
13
13. Piano Orchestra Concert Rondo D-Dur KV 382
 
9:08

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