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“The Sound of Movies” is the 3rd album by the ensemble, featuring dashing and romantic as well as sizzling melodies from timeless movies and musicals.

Tracks:

1. The Sound of Music
2. You’re the One That I Want – instrumental
3. Hopelessly Devoted to You
4. Summer Nights – instrumental
5. I Will Wait for You
6. Singin’ in the Rain – instrumental
7. She – instrumental
8. The Phantom of the Opera – instrumental
9. All I Ask of You
10. Superstar – instrumental
11. Don’t Cry for Me Argentina – instrumental
12. Lay All Your Love on Me
13. I Have a Dream
14. Oh, Pretty Woman

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Listen to the Ilves Sisters Silvia, Liidia, Damaris, Aleksandra and Gloria play their favourites from the repertoire of the legendary Swedish ensemble ABBA. The arrangements were specially made for the Ilves Sisters by Andrus Rannaääre and the sisters themselves. The album contains both instrumental and vocal compositions of ABBA’s most memorable songs, such as “Mamma Mia” and “Waterloo”.

Tracks:

1. Mamma Mia – instrumental
2. Dancing Queen – instrumental
3. Does Your Mother Know – instrumental
4. Chiquitita
5. I do, I do, I do, I do, I do
6. Head Over Heels
7. Ring Ring – instrumental
8. The Winner Takes It All
9. Super Trouper – instrumental
10. Honey, Honey
11. Money, Money, Money – instrumental
12. Thank You For The Music
13. Waterloo – instrumental

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Listen to the Ilves Sisters, Liidia Ilves (piano) and Silvia Ilves (cello), play their classical favourites in their first album. The album features pieces that form the backbone of the Ilves Sisters’ repertoire and characterize them best, for example “Romance Without Words” by Karl Davydov, “Salut d’Amour” by Edgar Elgar and “The Swan” by Charles-Camille Saint-Saëns.

Tracks:

1. Karl Davidoff “Romance Without Words”
2. Edgar Arro “Largo”
3. Frederić Chopin Etude no. 5 op.10
4. Edward Elgar “Salut d’ Amor”
5. Frederić Chopin Etude no. 3 op. 10
6. Camille Saint-Saëns “Swan”
7. Frédéric Chopin “Nocturne”
8. Frédéric Chopin Etude no. 11 op. 25
9. Kaljo Raid “Largo”
10. David Popper “Hungarian Rhapsody”

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