| | Beggar's Opera Act One CD - Import Beggar's Opera Discography of CDs
Remastered reissue of 1970 album includes two bonus tracks. Details TBA. Repertoire. 2004.
CD contains 2 bonus tracks. Beggar's Opera Act One Songs | 1. | Poet and Peasant |
| 2. | Passacaglia |
| 3. | Memory |
| 4. | Raymonds Road |
| 5. | Light Cavalry |
| 6. | Sarabande - (Bonus Track) |
| 7. | Think - (Bonus Track) |
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