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Chichi No E No Kanashimi
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Schoneville
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Maple Park
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Yurusu
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Dissolved In Water
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Landmarks
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Mother, Hurricane
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Choral Singers
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Vessels
04:25
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Tim Linghaus NDS, Germany
i write piano music and make albums of it every now and then. i like sketches, stories, memories and a lot of other
things.
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Just drop me a message for inquiries concerning Film, TV, Concerts etc.
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Coming up:
Yurusu II (2023)
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Less a fantasia, more a farewell. This one strikes me more mournful, less hopeful and explorative than its predecessors; a poignant ending to a series of wispy poetry spoken in a universal language. Thanks Julien. A total pleasure.
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