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The Purposes of Music In General

The Paranoid Style

2013

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The Purposes of Music In General

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Chief Secrets of a Bungling Empire Unexpectedly Hidden in General Patton's Tomahawk Museum

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"In The Court Of General Zod"

by Gama Bomb

Composed by Gama Bomb

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"In the General Direction of the World"

by Dave Dudley

Composed by Dave Dudley / Tom T. Hall

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"My Christian Friends in Bonds of Love"

by Elder Golden Harris

Composed by Jaybird Coleman

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"Purple Palindromes In the Office of the General"

by A Seasonal Disguise

Composed by A Seasonal Disguise

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"My Christian Friends in Bonds of Love"

by Elder Golden Harris

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"My Christian Friends in Bonds of Love"

by Elder G.P. Harris

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"General Observations on the Fall of the Roman Empire in the West"

by Neville Jason / Philip Madoc

Composed by Edward Gibbon

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"In the Path of Thunder, suite from the ballet~General Dance"

Composed by Kara Karayev

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"Jolly Roger or The Admiral's Daughter~Act 2. Hymn in General Support of Morality"

Composed by Walter Leigh

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"Commander of American Expeditionary Forces in France, General J.J. ..."

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"Seventy-Nine Chorales, Op. 28~No. 12: Christ lay in the bonds of death"

Composed by Marcel Dupré

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"Jackdaw: Calls in the General Vicinity/Begging Calls and Food Calls of"

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"L' oiseau de feu (The Firebird), ballet in 2 scenes for orchestra~Disappearance of the Palace and Dissolution of Kashchei's Enchantments - General Thanksgiving"

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"Chorales (79) for organ, Op. 28~12. Christ lay in the bonds of death"

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"Music for brass instruments~1. Chorale Fantasy. "Christ lay in the Bonds of Death""

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"Cantata No. 4, "Christ lag in Todes Banden," BWV 4 (BCA 54)~Opening Chorus. Christ Lay in the Bonds of Death"

Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach

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"Musical Analysis: Bernstin on Dvorák, Symphony No.9, op.95, "From the New World"~4. And now the last movement. in general I should say that this is the most Slavic of all (4th movt.)"

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"Oriental Rhapsody for orchestra in G major, Op. 29~"Fanfares. Return of the victorious troops. General Triumph.""

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