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Church Windows / Brazilian Impressions

by Ottorino Respighi

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7 tracks · 45 min

01Church Windows: I. The Flight into Egypt5:37
02Church Windows: II. St. Michael Archangel5:47
03Church Windows: III. The Matins of St. Clare5:34
04Church Windows: IV. St. Gregory the Great9:43
05Brazilian Impressions: I. Tropical Night9:43
06Brazilian Impressions: II. Butantan. In a Snake Garden near São Paulo4:51
07Brazilian Impressions: III. Song and Dance4:04

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When was Church Windows / Brazilian Impressions released?: Church Windows / Brazilian Impressions was released in 1984.
How many tracks are on Church Windows / Brazilian Impressions?: Church Windows / Brazilian Impressions has 7 tracks, with a runtime of 45 minutes.
What genre is Church Windows / Brazilian Impressions?: Church Windows / Brazilian Impressions is catalogued under Classical.

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