Track : Moderato
Artist : John Ogdon
Album : Unknown
Moderato by John Ogdon from album Unknown
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13 Variations (in A) on the arietta "Es war einmal ein alter Mann" from Dittersdorf's Singspiel 'Das rote Käppchen', WoO 66 (2004 Digital Remaster): Variation IV -
By : John Ogdon
13 Variations (in A) on the arietta "Es war einmal ein alter Mann" from Dittersdorf's Singspiel 'Das rote Käppchen', WoO 66 (2004 Digital Remaster): Variation VIII, Tempo I -
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