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Panos Iliopoulos (*1984)
Ödp/KLN
für 4 Lautsprecher
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Friedrich Stockmeier (*1988)
Duo für zwei Violinen
„Zwei Pfingstrosen"
Carolina Blumenschein, Sofia Beno, Violine
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John Cage - Six Melodies
13:38
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John Cage (1912 - 1992)
Six Melodies
Zoé Pouri, Violine
Panos Iliopoulos, Klavier
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Michael Barrett (*1987)
Listen to this alone
Christine Schnur, Klavier
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Improvisation
20:03
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Improvisation
Dominik Fürstberger und
Thorsten Gellings, Schlagzeug
Katharina Gross und
Valentin Link, Kontrabass
Panos Iliopoulos und
Johannes Schneeberger,
Tasteninstrumente und
Live Electronics
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Jam session
05:46
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Forum Neue Musik Mannheim Mannheim, Germany
Live recordings of the concerts of Forum Neue Musik Mannheim
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