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William Tell
03:15
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The Barber of Seville
03:29
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Russian Dance
01:22
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Dance of the Hours
03:37
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Flight of the Bumblebee
01:23
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Spring
03:12
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Infernal Galop
02:43
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Tritsch Tratsch Polka
02:34
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9. |
Waltz of the Flowers
04:58
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Tarantella (La Danza)
02:20
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11. |
Eine kleine Nachtmusik
03:17
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12. |
Les Toréadors
02:05
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13. |
Pizzicati
02:02
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14. |
Hungarian Dance
02:20
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15. |
Symphony No. 5
02:48
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16. |
Nabucco
03:07
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17. |
Radetzky March
02:46
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18. |
The Marriage of Figaro
03:52
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19. |
Badinerie
01:21
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Summer
02:42
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