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== Name of [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WWIUcN7Lyc this song] == | |||
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Can somebody please tell me the name of this Bach song? | Can somebody please tell me the name of this Bach song? | ||
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cd with this track? | cd with this track? | ||
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Can somebody please tell me the name of this Bach song? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WWIUcN7Lyc cd with this track? It says in the description that it is the Bach Cantata: "Eine Feste Burg." But i think description must be wrong, It didn't sound like this track. Any help appreciated | |