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More Richard Clayderman

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Friday Night Salsa for the TROOPS and their supporters everywhere!

Here is a list of the songs in the Jukebox:

Artist/s - Song Names:

Richard Clayderman - Love Story ( Chiquitita Bebé )

Richard Clayderman - Lyphard Melody

Richard Clayderman - Mago Del Piano

Richard Clayderman - Mariage D'amour

Richard Clayderman - Memory

Richard Clayderman - Mix 1

Richard Clayderman - Mix 2

Richard Clayderman - Mix 5

Richard Clayderman - Moon River

Richard Clayderman - Moonfire

Richard Clayderman - Moonlight Sonata

Richard Clayderman - Murmures, Nostalgie, Couleur Tendresse

Richard Clayderman - Music Box Dancer

Richard Clayderman - Music For Nothing

Richard Clayderman - Music Of The Night

Richard Clayderman - My Choice ( Love Story )

Richard Clayderman - My Heart Going On

Richard Clayderman - My Way ( Piano, Frank Sinatra )

Richard Clayderman - New Dream Of The Lover

Richard Clayderman - Night And Day

Richard Clayderman - Nocturne In E Flat Major, Op 9( Chopin )

Richard Clayderman - Nostalgie

Richard Clayderman - Nothing Gonna Change My Love For You

Richard Clayderman - Nuova Cinema Panadioa Shine

Richard Clayderman - Ode Of Early Spring

Richard Clayderman - On The Other Side Of Heaven

Richard Clayderman - One Minute Without You

Richard Clayderman - Para Elisa ( Beethoven )

Richard Clayderman - Parlez Moi D'Amour

Richard Clayderman - Passion

Richard Clayderman - Phantom Of The Opera

Richard Clayderman - Piano Concerto No 1 In B Flat Minor

Richard Clayderman - Plaisir D'Amour

Richard Clayderman - Rhapsody In Blue1

Richard Clayderman - Rhapsody In Blue

Richard Clayderman - Romance

Richard Clayderman - Romantic Serenade

Richard Clayderman - Sacrífice

Richard Clayderman - Sad Movie

Richard Clayderman - Saint-Saens Le Cygne ( The Swan )

[Publius]

William Joel turns totally derivative here, but he has a good grasp of just what he’s doing and who he’s imitating. Play this piece for your friends who think they know classical music – a game known as “dittersdorfing” – and ask them to guess the composer. I guarantee they’ll say “Chopin”. Watch their faces when you say, “Joel”. (They’ll probably say, “Joel who?”) It’s close to a masterpiece.

I dislike it when people break a single piece into two videos. YouTube can handle lengthy works, and this foolishness isn’t necessary.

Joel: Aria (“Grand Canal”), Op. 7 (Part 1)

(Part 2)

[luvie]

Oooo...love Clayderman, dude! :)