Year of release 1996

Songs 23

Album time 01:11:02

Genre list Classical

1
Concerto No. 1 In G Minor / Major: I. Larghetto, E Staccato
 
4:39
2
II. Allegro
 
3:47
3
III. Adagio
 
0:45
4
IV. Gavotte - Allegro
 
2:03
5
Concerto No. 4 In F Major: I. Allegro
 
3:56
6
II. Andante
 
5:31
7
III. Adagio
 
1:09
8
IV. Allegro
 
3:24
9
Concerto No. 5 In F Major: I. Larghetto
 
2:14
10
II. Allegro
 
2:18
11
III. Alla Siciliana
 
1:33
12
II. Allegro
 
5:26
13
IV. Presto
 
2:13
14
Concerto No. 6 In F Major: I. Andante Allegro
 
5:58
15
II. Larghetto
 
3:57
16
III. Allegro Moderato
 
2:35
17
III. Adagio
 
1:10
18
IV. Andante
 
4:23
19
Concerto No. 2 In B Flat Major: I. A Tempo Ordinario, E Staccato
 
0:53
20
II. Allegro
 
4:58
21
III. Adagio, E Staccato
 
0:39
22
IV. Allegro, Ma Non Presto
 
4:09
23
Concerto No. 3 In G Minor: I. Adagio
 
3:23

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