| 1. | Dark Eyes, the Russian traditional favorite
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| 2. | Thunder and Lightening, by J. Strauss
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| 3. | The Merry Widow, from Lehar's operetta.
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| 4. | Song of the Volga, also composed by Lehar
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| 5. | Hor Ich Zimbalklange, a terrific Lehar gypsy song.
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| 6. | Espa&
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| 7. | O Mio Bambino Caro, the exquisite Puccini aria (with Carmen Monarcha)
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| 8. | The Blue Danube, J. Strauss' most famous waltz
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| 9. | Song of Olympia, from Offenbach's "The Tales of Hoffman" (with Carla Maffioletti)
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| 10. | My Heart Will Go On, from James Horner's "Titanic" score
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| 11. | All Men Shall Be Brothers, taken from Beethoven's 9th Symphony
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| 12. | Radetzski March by J.Strauss
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| 13. | Opera Potpourri which includes pieces from Verdi's "La Traviata" and Bizet's "Carmen".
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| 14. | The Red Rose Café
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| 15. | Marino Waltz, a well known piece by guest violinist John Sheahan
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| 16. | Irish Washerwoman, a fabulous duet with John and Andre
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| 17. | The Last Rose
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| 18. | The Chianti Song
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| 19. | Lullaby, by Brahms, makes a sweet finale.
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