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Satie Gymnopédies / Embryons Desséchés / Trois Avants Dernières Pensées / Nocturnes / Gnossiennes / Je Te Veux Mp3, Flac, Wma Satie Gymnopédies / Embryons Desséchés / Trois Avants Dernières Pensées / Nocturnes / Gnossiennes / Je Te Veux mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Classical Album: Gymnopédies / Embryons Desséchés / Trois Avants Dernières Pensées / Nocturnes / Gnossiennes / Je Te Veux Country: Europe Style: Modern MP3 version RAR size: 1241 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1871 mb WMA version RAR size: 1895 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 480 Other Formats: DMF AIFF VQF WMA AU MP2 MP4 Tracklist Gymnopédies 1 No. 1 3:11 2 No. 2 2:38 3 No. 3 2:29 Embryons Desséchés 4 D'Holothurie 1:51 5 D'Edriophthalma 2:38 6 De Podophthalma 1:47 7 Valse Ballett 2:08 8 Fantasie Valse 2:48 Trois Avant Dernières Pensées 9 Idylle 1:31 10 Aubade 1:04 11 Méditation 0:55 Nocturnes 12 No. 1 4:05 13 No. 2 2:28 14 No. 3 3:25 15 No. 4 2:23 16 No. 5 2:38 Gnossiennes 17 No. 1 3:13 18 No. 2 2:07 19 No. 3 2:45 20 No. 4 2:47 21 No. 5 3:24 22 No. 6 2:04 - 23 Je Te Veux (Waltz) 6:16 Companies, etc. Recorded At – Sound Recording Technology Phonographic Copyright (p) – Centurion Music Ltd. Distributed By – TIM The International Music Company AG Credits Composed By – Erik Satie Engineer [Balance Engineer] – Ian Shepherd Engineer [Editing, Post Production And 20 Bit Sbm Technology] – Sound Recording Technology Executive-Producer – Alan Peters Liner Notes – Brendan Beales Management [Project Director] – Michael Infante Piano – Ronan O'Hora Producer [Production Assistant] – Matthew Dilley Notes DDD / 32 Bit Digital Sound / High Quality Audiofile Edition Total time: 60:43 Digitally recorded in February 1995 at Sound Recording Technology, London. 20 Bit Digital Recording, Editing and Mastering via 32 Bit Digital Sound Processing (DSP) Sound Recording Technology, England. ℗ 1993 Centurion Music Ltd. CDD Distributed by TIM The International Music Company AG, Rahlau 4-6, 22045 Hamburg, Germany. Made in Germany - CD jewel case is housed in cardboard slip case. Includes 8 page booklet. According to liner notes part of "The Royal Philharmonic Collection". In the release title "Trois Avant Dernières Pensées" is misspelled "Trois Avants Dernières Pensées". Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (EAN Code): 4 011222 044686 Other (Order No.): 204468 Other (PC): 201 Rights Society: OSA Other: CDD Label Code: LC 05057 Matrix / Runout: 204468 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Satie*, Tring Satie*, Ronan O'Hora - TRP D 069 Ronan International TRP D 069 Germany Unknown Gymnopédies (CD, Album) O'Hora PLC Satie* - Ronan O'Hora - Satie* - Gymnopédies • Embryons 2853 Ronan Intersound 2853 US 1998 Desséchés • Nocturnes • O'Hora Gnossiennes (CD, Album) Related Music albums to Gymnopédies / Embryons Desséchés / Trois Avants Dernières Pensées / Nocturnes / Gnossiennes / Je Te Veux by Satie 1. Erik Satie - Piano Music / Orchestral Music / Symphonic Drama Socrate 2. Erik Satie / Peter Lawson / Angela Brownridge - Piano Music 3. Erik Satie, Aldo Ciccolini - Piano Music 4. Kirk Knuffke, Jesse Stacken - Satie 5. Erik Satie - Branka Parlić - Initiés 6. John Hackett & Steve Hackett - Sketches Of Satie 7. The Camarata Contemporary Chamber Group, Erik Satie - The Music Of Eric Satie: The Velvet Gentleman 8. Erik Satie - The Best Of Erik Satie 9. Erik Satie / Aldo Ciccolini - Pièces Pour Piano (Volume 1) 10. Concertgebouw Orchestra - Debussy Trois Nocturnes Jeux.
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