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Songs from The Trilogy

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Songs from The Trilogy

Philip Glass Sony
Released: Aug 22, 1989
1

Protest from Satyagraha

  by  Douglas Perry
Time: 2:59     Size: 6MB
2

Evening Song from Satyagraha

  by  Douglas Perry
Time: 2:47     Size: 6MB
3

Hymn To The Sun from Akhnaten

  by  Paul Esswood
Time: 4:16     Size: 9MB
4

Trial - Prison from Einstein on the Beach

  by  Philip Glass Ensemble
Time: 2:47     Size: 4MB
5

Akhnaten And Nefertiti from Akhnaten

  by  Paul Esswood
Time: 2:55     Size: 6MB
6

Kuru Field Of Justice from Satyagraha

  by  Douglas Perry
Time: 4:04     Size: 8MB
7

Knee 1 from Einstein on the Beach

  by  Philip Glass Ensemble
Time: 3:31     Size: 5MB
8

Tolstoy Farm from Satyagraha

  by  Douglas Perry
Time: 3:34     Size: 7MB
9

Window Of Appearances from Akhnaten

  by  Paul Esswood
Time: 3:02     Size: 6MB
10

Bed from Einstein on the Beach

  by  Philip Glass Ensemble
Time: 3:40     Size: 5MB
11

Epilogue from Akhnaten

  by  Paul Esswood
Time: 2:58     Size: 6MB
12

Knee 5 from Einstein on the Beach

  by  Philip Glass Ensemble
Time: 5:10     Size: 7MB

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