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Boccherini / Gatti / Angeleri Sonatas For Fortepiano & Violin CD
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- SKU:
- 05125234
- UPC:
- 8007194100129
- MPN:
- 740201
- Condition:
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Boccherini / Gatti / Angeleri Sonatas For Fortepiano & Violin CD
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1. Son No.1: Allegro Con Moto 2. Son No.1: Grave 3. Son No.1: Presto Assai 4. Son No.2: Allegro E Con Spirito 5. Son No.2: Largo 6. Son No.2: Allegretto 7. Son No.3: Moderato 8. Son No.3: Allegro 9. Son No.4: Andante 10. Son No.4: Allegro Assai 11. Son No.4: Rondo-Allegretto 12. Son No.5: Allegro Molto 13. Son No.5: Andante Lento 14. Son No.5: Presto 15. Son No.6: Allegro Maestoso 16. Son No.6: Rondo-Allegretto
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