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Horloge
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Böe
03:09
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Muntaner
01:43
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Rinnsal
03:01
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Wendeltreppe
02:00
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Taumorgen
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Sand
02:16
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Johannes Wasikowski Leipzig, Germany
Johannes Wasikowski is a Leipzig (Germany) based Pianist and Composer.
His pieces often linger in melancholy
but always move toward the light due to the emotional and finely balanced playing.
With outstanding technique, a joy for playing and depth of composition, Johannes is influenced by the works of modern artists like Chilly Gonzales and Nils Frahm as well as Erik Satie and Edvard Grieg.
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