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Happy Overture
04:15
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Romance I
05:11
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Romance II
04:27
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Romance III
04:40
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Prelude
02:00
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Fugue
03:35
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Dream Quartet
10:06
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I. Allegro
04:07
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II. Moderato
03:47
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III. Scherzo-Vivace
03:08
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IV. Allegro
05:23
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Mode Records New York, New York
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