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Tournemire, Charles - Symphony Nr. 7 'Les Dances de la Vie' (Antonio de Almeida)

Tournemire, Charles - Symphony Nr. 7 'Les Dances de la Vie' (Antonio de Almeida)

Year:	1996
Genre:	Symphony / Symphonic music
Composer:	Charles Tournemire
Conductor:	Antonio de Almeida
Performers: - Moscow Symphony Orchestra

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1		01. Symphonie No. 7 Op. 49 1918-1922 - I. Danses des temps primitifs		16:58	38.84 Mb	320 Kbps	buy

2		02. Symphonie No. 7 Op. 49 1918-1922 - II. Danses de la gentilite		18:06	41.43 Mb	320 Kbps	buy

3		03. Symphonie No. 7 Op. 49 1918-1922 - III. Danses medievales		18:26	42.20 Mb	320 Kbps	buy

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1		01. Symphonie No. 7 Op. 49 1918-1922 - IV. Danses sanglantes		17:54	40.97 Mb	320 Kbps	buy

2		02. Symphonie No. 7 Op. 49 1918-1922 - V. Danses des temps futurs		17:49	40.78 Mb	320 Kbps	buy

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1		01. Symphonie No. 7 Op. 49 1918-1922 - I. Danses des temps primitifs		16:58	54.76 Mb	451 Kbps	buy

2		02. Symphonie No. 7 Op. 49 1918-1922 - II. Danses de la gentilite		18:06	54.07 Mb	417 Kbps	buy

3		03. Symphonie No. 7 Op. 49 1918-1922 - III. Danses medievales		18:26	56.14 Mb	425 Kbps	buy

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1		01. Symphonie No. 7 Op. 49 1918-1922 - IV. Danses sanglantes		17:54	67.18 Mb	524 Kbps	buy

2		02. Symphonie No. 7 Op. 49 1918-1922 - V. Danses des temps futurs		17:49	59.96 Mb	470 Kbps	buy

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