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Il Lupo
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Notturno
05:26
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Rosmunda
03:53
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Steganografia
04:34
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La Madre Cattiva
05:11
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Esecuzione
04:39
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Bardo, Messaggero
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L'Eco
03:33
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La Grande Corsa
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La Fine Di Rosmunda
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Toccata In Sol Min
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Ninna Nanna (Versione)
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Camerata Mediolanense Italy
Ever since its foundation in 1994, Italian collective Camerata Mediolanense merges Wave and Post Punk with the musical spirit of the Renaissance and Baroque periods and doesn't shy from experimentation. Although they have been received mainly within neoclassical and neofolk spheres, the entourage cover a wide area, from traditional songs across archaically rhythmic parts to electronic elements. ... more
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