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| Artist | Song title | Like / Dislike | |
|---|---|---|---|
| John Barry | On Her Majesty' | ||
| Jacques Offenbach | |||
| Massenet | Min Kym | ||
| Torelli | Sinfonia in D | ||
| Pjotr Iljitsj Tsjaikovski / London Symphony Orchestra, Previn | Het Zwanenmeer Akte III | ||
| Farrenc | Nonet in Es op. 38, scherzo vi | ||
| Consuelo Velazquez | Paul Smithuis | ||
| Schreker/Falletta Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin | Der Geburtstag der Infantin-Suite | ||
| Mylivecek/Hammond | Pianoconcert nr. 2 | ||
| Clara Schumann/Stegall Zivian | Liebst du um Schönheit op. 12 nr. 4 | ||
| Vivaldi | |||
| Gulda/Moreau | celloconcert - | ||
| Haydn | Roger Norrington | ||
| Mendelssohn | Chailly | ||
| Schubert/De Vriend OvhO | symfonie nr. 2 | ||
| Georg Friedrich Händel / Apollo Ensemble | Brockes Passion HWV 48 | ||
| Tsjaikovski | Gustavo Dudamel | ||
| Ludwig van Beethoven | Minuet In G, WoO 10 No. 2 | ||
| Grieg | Ole Kristian Ruud | ||
| Pjotr Iljitsj Tsjaikovski / City of London Sinfonia, Hickox | Serenade In C, Op. 48: II. Valse. (Moderato, Tempo Di Valse) | ||
| Astor Piazzolla / Guy Barker Orchestra, Alison Balsom | Oblivion | ||
| Vivaldi | Concert La Caccia (3) | ||
| Debussy | |||
| Schubert | Forellenkwintet | ||
| Alexey Shor | David Aaron Carpenter | ||
| Perlman/ Williams | Il postino | ||
| Dvorák | Candida Thompson | ||
| Frédéric Chopin / Maria Tipo | Nocturnes: C Sharp Minor Op. Posthumous | ||
| Claude Debussy | Nino Gvetadze | ||
| Paganini |
On Her Majesty'
Min Kym
Sinfonia in D
Het Zwanenmeer Akte III
Nonet in Es op. 38, scherzo vi
Paul Smithuis
Der Geburtstag der Infantin-Suite
Pianoconcert nr. 2
Liebst du um Schönheit op. 12 nr. 4
celloconcert -
Roger Norrington
Chailly
symfonie nr. 2
Brockes Passion HWV 48
Gustavo Dudamel
Minuet In G, WoO 10 No. 2
Ole Kristian Ruud
Serenade In C, Op. 48: II. Valse. (Moderato, Tempo Di Valse)
Concert La Caccia (3)
Forellenkwintet
David Aaron Carpenter
Il postino
Candida Thompson
Nocturnes: C Sharp Minor Op. Posthumous
Nino Gvetadze