Track : When the World was Young
Artist : Percy Grainger
Album : Piano Music for 4 Hands, Volume 1
When the World was Young by Percy Grainger from album Piano Music for 4 Hands, Volume 1
Duration : 3 minutes & 50 seconds.
Listener : 23 peoples.
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Free Music
By : Percy Grainger
Lisbon
Piano Sonata No. 1
By : Galina Ustvolskaya
violin sonata
Triptyque, Op. 58: III. Stèle pour un enfant défunt
By : Louis Vierne
Shard
By : Elliott Carter
90%2B
The Sleeper
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Lethe
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Raising Sparks
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Birthday Present
Sonatina für Radio, W. 58
By : George Antheil
Little Shimmy, W. 45
Cello Concerto: IV. Finale
By : Witold Lutosławski
Cello Concerto: II. Four Episodes
Black Bottom, H. 165
By : Bohuslav Martinů
Symphony No. 3, Op. 148: I. Andante Maestoso - Presto
By : Alan Hovhaness
Molly on the Shore (British Folk Music Setting no. 1)
In a Nutshell Suite: IV. "The Gum-suckers" March
My Robin is to Green Wood gone
Let's Dance Gay in the Green Meadow
Green Bushes (Passacaglia on an English folk song)
Suite on Danish Folk-Songs: Jutish Melody
Bell Piece, a Ramble on Dowland's "Now, O now I needs must part"
Over the Hills and Far Away, (Children's March)
The Immovable 'Do' or The Cyphering 'C'
Country Gardens: Morris Dance Tune
Molly on the Shore: Irish Reel
Shepherd's Hey: Morris Dance Tune
Four Settings from Songs of the North: IV. Willie's Gane to Melville Castle
Six Settings of Rudyard Kipling: II. Merciful Town
Six Settings of Rudyard Kipling: III. Ride with an Idle Whip
Six settings of Rudyard Kipling: VI. Soldier, Soldier
Free Settings of Favorite Melodies: Faure - Nell, Op. 18, No. 1
Handel in the Strand (Clog Dance), Room-Music Tit-Bits no. 2
British Folk-Music Settings: No. 19. Molly on the Shore
Four Irish Dances: No. 4. A Reel
American Folk-Music Settings: No. 1. Spoon River
British Folk-Music Settings: No. 22. Country Gardens
Room-Music Tit-Bits: No. 3. Walking Tune
The Spirit of Thyme
In a Nutshell: March "The Gum-Suckers"
