The Merry Widow, Act I: Danilo's Song - "Da geh ich in's Maxim"
The Merry Widow, Act I: Danilo's Song - "Da geh ich in's Maxim" a song by Franz Lehár on BeMusic
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The Merry Widow, Act I: Introduction - "Verehrteste Damen und Heren" by
Laszlo Kote,
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The Merry Widow, Act I: Duet "So kommen Sie" - "Ich bin eine anständige Frau" by
Laszlo Kote,
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The Merry Widow, Act I: Entree and Hanna's Song - "Bitte, meine Herren" by
Laszlo Kote,
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The Merry Widow, Act I: Danilo's Song - "Da geh ich in's Maxim" by
Laszlo Kote,
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The Merry Widow, Act I: Finale - "Damenwahl" by
Laszlo Kote,
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The Merry Widow, Act II: Introduction and Vilja's Song - "Es lebt eine Vilja" by
Laszlo Kote,
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The Merry Widow, Act II: Duet Hanna & Danilo - "Heia, Mädel, aufgeschaut" by
Laszlo Kote,
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The Merry Widow, Act II: March Septet - "Wie die Weiber man behandelt" by
Laszlo Kote,
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The Merry Widow, Act II: Duet and Romance Valencienne & Camille - "Wie eine Rosenknospe" by
Laszlo Kote,
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The Merry Widow, Act II: Finale - "Ha! Ha! Wir fragen" by
Laszlo Kote,
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The Merry Widow, Act III: Grisetten Chanson - "Ja, wir sind es, die Grisetten" by
Laszlo Kote,
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The Merry Widow, Act III: Duet Hanna & Danilo - "Lippen schweigen" by
Laszlo Kote,
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The Merry Widow, Act III: Finale - "Ja, das Studium der Weiber" by
Laszlo Kote,
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Paganini, Act I: Violin Solo by
Laszlo Kote,
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The Land of Smiles: Overture by
Laszlo Kote,
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Eva: Waltz by
Laszlo Kote,
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The Count of Luxembourg: Melodies by
Laszlo Kote,
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Frasquita: Introduction by
Laszlo Kote,
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Gypsy Love: Overture by
Laszlo Kote,
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Gold and Silver Waltz by
Laszlo Kote,