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lamentoso
05:14
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almeno sto
05:02
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al mosto n'e
05:39
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molestano
02:16
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5. |
olmo sante
08:32
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Amleto son
04:21
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al mo steno
01:22
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male stono
02:04
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al mo notes
01:18
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mante solo
06:19
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11. |
e smaltono
01:24
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Krzysztof Gawlas Poland
The works of Krzysztof Gawlas (born 1968) are above all aimed at listeners for whom the colour of the sound and the specific approach to musical time have great significance. His output includes both chamber music works with the interactive use of electronics, multimedia projects and music written for theatre performances. ... more
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