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4 (3)
06:08
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Canon Perpetuus
03:04
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Zoboko (2)
03:03
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Laurine (8)
10:52
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Wa (3)
04:20
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Ongles
03:21
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Rupture
09:15
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Air (2)
03:02
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Cinq Pianos
13:38
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Laurine (1)
08:38
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L'air du baobab
07:54
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Florent Ghys
''Florent Ghys is one of a new breed of composer/performers who thrives on performing the music he composes. He creates highly contrapuntal, post-minimalist chamber music showcasing intelligent multi-tracking and inventive use of electronics and sampled speech.'' - Q2 radio ... more
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