Year of release 1995

Songs 28

Album time 01:01:55

Genre list Classical

1
01 - Schubert- Fanatasy In C, D, 760 (Wanderer-Fanatasie) - Allegro Con Fuoco Ma Non Troppo
Franz Schubert
5:57
2
02 - Adagio
 
6:32
3
03 - Presto
 
4:25
4
04 - Allegro
 
3:45
5
05 - Chopin- 24 Preludes Op. 28- C Major
Frédéric Chopin
0:43
6
06 - A Minor
 
2:16
7
07 - G Major
 
1:00
8
08 - E Minor
 
2:03
9
09 - D Major
 
0:39
10
10 - B Minor
 
2:16
11
11 - A Major
 
0:58
12
12 - F Sharp Minor
 
1:43
13
13 - E Major
 
1:27
14
14 - C Sharp Minor
 
0:39
15
15 - B Major
 
0:43
16
16 - G Sharp Minor
 
1:11
17
17 - F Sharp Major
 
3:36
18
18 - E Flat Minor
 
0:34
19
19 - D Flat Major
 
5:44
20
20 - B Flat Minor
 
1:12
21
21 - A Flat Major
 
3:45
22
22 - F Minor
 
1:00
23
23 - E Flat Major
 
1:27
24
24 - C Minor
 
1:58
25
25 - B Flat Major
 
2:01
26
26 - G Minor
 
0:49
27
27 - F Major
 
1:16
28
28 - D Minor
 
2:26

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