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Adagio in G-Flat Minor
04:42
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Fox Fugue
02:50
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Fuga Del Sogno
03:49
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Klein Fugue I
02:01
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Klein Lied in E minor
01:15
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Klein Passacaglia
03:54
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(VERSE I)
Nostrum Mendax, Nostrum Mendax
Nostrum Mendax Errat En Nigrum
Nostrum Mendax Errat En Nigrum
Nostrum Mendax Errat En Nigrum
Fracta En Petrefactum Catenis
O (Raising and lowering as the notes in the slide do;
Finishes upon slide completion)
(VERSE II)
Clama, Clama
Clama (Cla is held until Ma is introduced)
Onychinus Lacrimarum En Honorem
Ruina, Vastites, Exitum
Locutusque Eius, Profanum Malitia
(VERSE III)
Conspuo, Super Eos
Qui Feriunt Eum (Feriunt pronounced as a single syllable)
Et Mordent
Mors Super Eos (Pause after Mors to wait for next key to signal the progression of Super)
Esse Oblitus (Esse pronounced as one syllable, Oblitus as three)
Fraxinus Hic (Fraxinus and Hic are seperate words, Fra-xi-nus and Hic)
Plangemus En Dolore (Dolore pronounced as "Dol" then "Ore", not "Dol" then "Ore-a")
(VERSE IV)
Vinclis Plumbi (Cue to resume pronounciation after first syllable is the next piano key)
Et Monilibus (Moni is said as one syllable at a lower pitch; Li and Bus are at a higher pitch)
Ferrum Aerugine [Ferrum] (The first Ferrum is rapid, the second is at higher pitch when Aerugine being sung)
Vello Nos Premunt, Praefocatur!
(VERSE V)
Requiesce, Requiesce (Both are three syllables, not four)
Semper En Tranquilla Ignibius (Semper En, Tranquilla, and Ignibus are separated by pauses)
Sollemnis Praeceptor! (Crescendo "En Vox" forms upon "Prae")
O Mephiles, Vox De Peste, Vale! (Forte upon saying "Vale"; Vale said as one syllable)
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Mephiles' Requiem
03:19
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Passacaglia in G Minor
05:10
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Prelude in G-Flat Minor
03:00
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Requiem in G-Flat Minor
05:06
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