The Torus

The Torus

We are seeking the simplest possible scheme of thought that will bind together the observed facts. –Albert Einstein

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51.40
57.17
TITLE
One Beautiful Evening
Gnossienne No. 1
Everything Must Change
Thrive
Suite from A Theory of Everything
Thrive
Spiritus Naturae Aeternus, Part IV
Dover Beach
Spanish Steps
Amergin
Morenika Sos
The Mystery
Dover Beach excerpt
ARTIST
Hot Swing Trio
Lang Lang
Nina Simone
Foster Gamble
Icelandic Symphhony Orchestra
Foster Gamble
Dustin O'Halloran
Matthew Arnold
Van Morrison
Patrick Bergin
Edith Saint-Mard
Van Morrison
Cicely Berry
ALBUM
Hot Swing Trio
The Painted Veil
Baltimore
Thrive
A Prayer to the Dynamo
Thrive
1001
Matthew Arnold
Poetic Champions Compose
Voices and Poetry of Ireland
La Roza Enflorese
Poetic Champions Compose
Cicely Berry Reads
LABEL
Sony
Deutsche Grammaphone
Sony
Free to Thrive.com
Deutsche Grammaphone
Free to Thrive.com
Deutsche Grammaphone
Matthew Arnold
Exile
Harper Collins
Pavane
Exile
Royal Shakespeare Company

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