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Sonate pour piano n°1
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Santeri Hämäläinen Finland
A composer and multi-instrumentalist from Finland. He creates contemporary classical music drawing influence from the stuff buzzing around his slowly rotting mortal body - art, philosophy, literature, nature, cuisine and highly decadent deeds.
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