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Preludium
11:07
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2. |
Mosaicos
04:33
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Fantasia Urbana
11:54
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4. |
Bramante
04:49
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5. |
Interludio 1 - PEDRA
02:21
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6. |
Mansart
03:31
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Interludio 2 - VIDRO
01:40
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8. |
Frank Lloyd
07:34
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9. |
Interludio 3 MADEIRA
02:42
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10. |
Gaudi
13:25
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11. |
Interludio 4 CONCRETO
00:42
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12. |
Niemeyer
05:35
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13. |
Desconstrução
03:12
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14. |
Postludium
04:36
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Elisa Wiermann Teresópolis, Brazil
Pianist, harpsichordist, composer and keyboardist of the group Quaterna Requiem
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