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Aleae I
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Aleae II
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Aleae III
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Aleae IV
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Aleae V
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Arandel France
Arandel's new opus, ‘InBach’, pays a poetic, infinitely respectful and innovative homage to Bach’s sacred workings. Born out of a proposal by the Musée de la Musique (Philharmonie de Paris), the aim was to highlight the rich collection of recordings produced by the Musée and to surround and illuminate the extraordinary instruments housed in the museum. ... more
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