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floating reception
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the shelf of stars
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Todd Seminary hall
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evolution has no theory
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chapter of the Tepuis
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porzellan Hamburg, Germany
porzellan is Hamburg-based french baroque violinist and composer Francis Cazal. He creates soundtracks inspired by Renaissance and baroque music, ambient soundscapes and early experimental works for the reading, sleeping, dreaming or thinking listeners. ... more
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