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Grand Fantasia on Russian Folksongs, Op. 4 (1852)
Mily Balakirev, composer
Joseph Banowetz, piano
Russian Philharmonic of Moscow
Konstantin Krimets, conductor
(first recording)
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18:20
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30 Songs of the Russian People – dukhovnaya
(spiritual songs associated with particular Orthodox feast-days) (1852)
Mily Balakirev, composer
Olga Kalugina, soprano
Svetlana Nikolaeva, mezzo soprano
Pavel Kolgatin, tenor
Joseph Banowetz and Alton Chung Ming Chan, piano duo
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10:40
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2
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No. 1 (Folksong): ‘Dormition of the Mother of God’
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0:53
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3
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No. 1 (Arrangement): ‘Dormition of the Mother of God’
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1:12
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4
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No. 2 (Folksong): ‘Egoriy the Brave’
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1:17
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5
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No. 2 (Arrangement): ‘Egoriy the Brave’
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1:13
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6
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No. 3 (Folksong): ‘Lazar’
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0:53
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7
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No. 3 (Arrangement): ‘Lazar’
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1:03
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8
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No. 4 (Folksong): ‘The Last Judgement’
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1:33
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9
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No. 4 (Arrangement): ‘The Last Judgement’
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0:54
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10
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No. 5 (Folksong): ‘The Book of the Dove’
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0:38
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11
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No. 5 (Arrangement): ‘The Book of the Dove’
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1:04
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30 Songs of the Russian People – bylina
(epic songs about historical characters) (1852)
Mily Balakirev, composer
Olga Kalugina, soprano
Svetlana Nikolaeva, mezzo soprano
Pavel Kolgatin, tenor
Joseph Banowetz and Alton Chung Ming Chan, piano duo
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15:47
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12
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No. 6 (Folksong): ‘The King's Sons from Kraków’
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1:01
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13
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No. 6 (Arrangement): ‘The King's Sons from Kraków’
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1:49
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14
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No. 7 (Folksong): ‘Kostruk’
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0:45
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15
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No. 7 (Arrangement): ‘Kostruk’
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1:11
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16
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No. 8 (Folksong): ‘Nikita Romanovich’
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1:02
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17
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No. 8 (Arrangement): ‘Nikita Romanovich’
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1:57
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18
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No. 9 (Folksong): ‘Grisha Otrepyev’
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0:59
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19
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No. 9 (Arrangement): ‘Grisha Otrepyev’
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1:00
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20
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No. 10 (Folksong): ‘Vasiliy Okulyevic’
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0:44
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21
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No. 10 (Arrangement): ‘Vasiliy Okulyevic’
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0:56
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22
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No. 11 (Folksong): ‘The Razvoinik Brothers and their Sister’
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0:55
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23
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No. 11 (Arrangement): ‘The Razvoinik Brothers and their Sister’
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2:17
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24
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No. 12 (Folksong): ‘Birds and Animals’
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0:47
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25
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No. 12 (Arrangement): ‘Birds and Animals’
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0:24
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30 Songs of the Russian People – wedding song (1852)
Mily Balakirev, composer
Olga Kalugina, soprano
Svetlana Nikolaeva, mezzo soprano
Pavel Kolgatin, tenor
Joseph Banowetz and Alton Chung Ming Chan, piano duo
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20:15
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26
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No. 13 (Folksong): ‘They Said: Fedot-Ot doesn't drink beer…’
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0:46
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27
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No. 13 (Arrangement): ‘They said: Fedot-ot doesn't drink beer…’
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0:50
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28
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No. 14 (Folksong): ‘There were no winds…’
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1:11
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29
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No. 14 (Arrangement): ‘There were no winds…’
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0:47
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30
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No. 15 (Folksong): ‘are you, my river, little river…’
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2:09
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31
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No. 15 (Arrangement): ‘Are you, my river, little river…’
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0:47
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32
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No. 16 (Folksong): ‘Oh, drinking berry…’
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0:47
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33
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No. 16 (Arrangement): ‘Oh, drinking berry…’
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0:36
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34
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No. 17 (Folksong): ‘Many, many by a damp oak tree…’
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0:45
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35
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No. 17 (Arrangement): ‘Many, many by a damp oak tree…’
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1:00
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36
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No. 18 (Folksong): ‘ Mummy wasn't hoping’
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1:21
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37
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No. 18 (Arrangement): ‘Mummy wasn't hoping’
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2:07
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38
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No. 19 (Folksong): ‘My girlfriends, dear girlfriends…’
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1:05
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39
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No. 19 (Arrangement): ‘My girlfriends, dear girlfriends…’
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0:57
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40
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No. 20 (Folksong): ‘Oh, you geese, you geese…’
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1:02
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41
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No. 20 (Arrangement): ‘Oh you geese, you geese…’
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0:38
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42
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No. 21 (Folksong): ‘Grape-harvest’
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1:02
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43
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No. 21 (Arrangement): ‘Grape-harvest’
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1:04
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44
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No. 22 (Folksong): ‘There is a tree on a hill’
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0:26
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45
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No. 22 (Arrangement): ‘There is a tree on a hill’
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0:55
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30 Songs of the Russian People – khorovodnaya
(round-dance songs) (1852)
Mily Balakirev, composer
Olga Kalugina, soprano
Svetlana Nikolaeva, mezzo soprano
Pavel Kolgatin, tenor
Joseph Banowetz and Alton Chung Ming Chan, piano duo
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4:50
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46
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No. 23 (Folksong): ‘I went into the garden’
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0:56
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47
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No. 23 (Arrangement): ‘I went into the garden’
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0:32
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48
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No. 24 (Folksong): ‘Our wide street’
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0:45
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49
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No. 24 (Arrangement): ‘Our wide street’
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0:58
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50
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No. 25 (Folksong): ‘Utushnaya’
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0:24
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51
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No. 25 (Arrangement): ‘Utushnaya’
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1:15
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30 Songs of the Russian People – protyazhnaya
(lyric songs) (1852)
Mily Balakirev, composer
Olga Kalugina, soprano
Svetlana Nikolaeva, mezzo soprano
Pavel Kolgatin, tenor
Joseph Banowetz and Alton Chung Ming Chan, piano duo
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9:34
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52
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No. 26 (Folksong): ‘Rowanberry and Raspberry’
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1:16
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53
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No. 26 (Arrangement): ‘Rowanberry and Raspberry’
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0:43
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54
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No. 27 (Folksong): ‘What a heart’
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1:04
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55
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No. 27 (Arrangement): ‘What a heart’
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1:10
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56
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No. 28 (Folksong): ‘It's enough for you, my dear, to walk in the field’
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1:10
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57
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No. 28 (Arrangement): ‘It's enough for you, my dear, to walk in the field’
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1:03
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58
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No. 29 (Folksong): ‘Oh you, winter’
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0:43
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59
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No. 29 (Arrangement): ‘Oh you, winter’
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0:39
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60
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No. 30 (Folksong): ‘She became, she became a colonel's wife’
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0:53
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61
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No. 30 (Arrangement): ‘She became, she became a colonel's wife’
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0:53
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