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Genesis
06:41
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Regina coeli
05:03
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Trismegistos
02:26
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Voluptas
08:04
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Sol invictus
05:20
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Carmen saliare
04:16
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Rex natans in mari
04:48
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Urania
02:38
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Paolo Zebolino Genoa, Italy
Hurdy-gurdy player, singer, guitarist and composer: from medieval music to avant-garde.
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