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Centazzo,Andrea / Mitteleuropa Orchestra Shadow & The Silence CD
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- SKU:
- 15382092
- UPC:
- 875545005298
- MPN:
- 302
- Condition:
- New
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Featuring the second orchestral compositions of Andrea Centazzo from 1985: homage to Pier Paolo Pasolini. This concert sets a new standard in contemporary music blending Eastern and Western concepts using Balinese-like ostinatos, romantic melodies and contemporary harmonies. Housed in a DVD style case.
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1. Alba 2. Corots 3. Profun Di Sera 4. Suite Furlana 5. L' Suspir de Me Mari Ta Na Rosa 6. Laris 7. Corots 8. Conzeit 9. Finale 10. [Untitled] 11. [Untitled]
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