Year of release 2025

Songs 28

Album time 01:33:30

Genre list Classical

1
Pas Seul - Pas De Deux
 
1:58
2
Le Prologue Fee Des Lilas (Variation VI)
 
1:20
3
3 Dance Variations. Variation 1 Galop
 
1:29
4
VII. Cinderella's Waltz
 
2:45
5
Divertissement Variation - Valse
 
1:15
6
Vorspiel Allegro
 
2:23
7
Scherzetto
 
1:34
8
No. 2, —
 
1:32
9
No. 1, Valse
 
2:24
10
Melancolie
 
3:51
11
No. 6, Waltz
 
4:43
12
IV. Troika
 
2:59
13
III. Rondo
 
6:37
14
Scene 3
 
1:21
15
Divertissement Pizzicati'
 
2:17
16
No. 3, Spanish Dance (For Don Adriano De Armado)
 
3:12
17
XII. Leah (Maidens Dance)
 
2:58
18
II. Midday
 
6:04
19
La Fete Au Village - Bourree
 
2:46
20
Dance Of The Knights
 
5:50
21
Variation 1 Andante
 
0:51
22
Danse De Fete
 
1:28
23
II. Adagio
 
7:16
24
II. Serenata. Allegro Giusto
 
4:04
25
II. Adagio
 
4:50
26
No. 4a, —
 
2:24
27
III. Allegro Non Troppo
 
6:18
28
I. Introduction. Embolada
 
7:13

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