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Song Zhar-ptitsa (1910)
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0:00 in the initial song 1:14 in the follow-up song
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Song Orch2 (1979)

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The sample that imitates the first note of “Zhar-ptitsa” (The Firebird) comes from the Fairlight CMI I, developed by the Australian Peter Vogel and Kim Ryrie. It was the first digital synthesizer with sampling technology ever.
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1:14 in the initial song 0:00 in the follow-up song
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1:14 in the initial song
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1:14 in the initial song 0:08 in the follow-up song
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1:14 in the initial song 0:03 in the follow-up song
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1:14 in the initial song 0:02 in the follow-up song
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1:14 in the initial song 3:29 in the follow-up song
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1:14 in the initial song 1:17 in the follow-up song
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1:14 in the initial song 0:08 in the follow-up song
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1:14 in the initial song
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1:14 in the initial song 2:00 in the follow-up song
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1:14 in the initial song 0:04 in the follow-up song
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1:14 in the initial song 0:02 in the follow-up song
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1:14 in the initial song 0:00 in the follow-up song
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