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Romanze
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Abendlied
03:07
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Pavana Capricho
04:15
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Bordel 1900
03:47
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Cafe 1930
07:17
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Nightclub 1960
05:27
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Grenada
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Canco Del Lladre
01:48
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La Catedral
06:56
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Sonata k.209
05:25
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Oracion del Torero
07:03
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Sonata Clasica - Allegro
03:05
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Evan Taucher Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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