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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Quintet In C Major (k. 515) mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Classical Album: Quintet In C Major (k. 515) Style: Classical MP3 version RAR size: 1824 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1748 mb WMA version RAR size: 1207 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 840 Other Formats: WAV RA MMF WMA DMF APE AIFF Tracklist A1 First Movement: Allegro (Beginning) B1 First Movement: Allegro (Continuation) C1 First Movement: Allegro (Conclusion) Second Movement: Menuetto (Allegretto) (Beginning) D1 Second Movement: Menuetto (Allegretto) (Conclusion) E1 Third Movement: Andante (Beginning) F1 Third Movement: Andante (Conclusion) G1 Fourth Movement: Allegro (Beginning) H1 Fourth Movement: Allegro (Conclusion) Credits Design – Steinweiss* Notes http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edgar_Ortenberg Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Budapest String Budapest Quartet, Milton Katims Columbia ML 4034 String Quartet, ML 4034 US Unknown - Mozart: Quintet in C Masterworks Milton Katims Major (K. 515) (LP) Related Music albums to Quintet In C Major (k. 515) by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Ludwig van Beethoven, Budapest String Quartet - Quartet N°15 In A Minor (Op.132) Budapest String Quartet - The Historic Early EMI Recordings (1932-36) The Busch String Quartet - Op. 127 - Quartet No. 12 In E Flat Major The Hungarian Quartet - Quartet No. 15, In D Minor K. 421 Mozart, Juilliard String Quartet - The Haydn Quartets Beethoven - The Fine Arts Quartet - Opus 18 (No. 3 In D Major / No. 4 In C Minor) Amadeus Quartet, Ludwig van Beethoven - String Quartets Part Two Beethoven - Quatuor de Budapest - Quatuors 11 et 13, Op. 130 et 95 Mozart, Budapest String Quartet With Walter Trampler - Quintet For Viola And Strings In C Major, K. 515 / Quintet For Viola And Strings In G Minor, K. 516 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Great Men Of Music.

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