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Arum
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Flos
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Tilia
09:12
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Aquilegia
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Vitis
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Lunaria
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Alcea
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Ilex
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Ables
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Luca Formentini official Italy
Music composer, sound artist, environmental activist and wine maker who confuses music genre
classification.
His ambient inclination, his roots in improvisation and sound research plus the regained use of voice create a magnetic and engaging expanded environment.
He has published and collaborated with Holger Czukay, Robert Rich, Markus Stockhausen, Franck Vigroux, Steve Lawson, Steve Jansen...
... more
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