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Henk van Twillert is a versatile saxophonist who plays his baritone, in such a way it goes through vaines and touches the soul! His genre is diverse; Classic, World Music, Jazz and many other styles are part of his oeuvre. Playing solo, with an orchestra, with the Vento do Norte Saxophone Ensemble, with the quartet or with the piano; in a small church or a city theatre, everything is possible. ... more
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The Journey Tapes (Deluxe Edition)
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The Journey Tapes
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Cinematic soundscapes from a rising contemporary classical star.
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This elegantly composed chamber album from Ellen Tsai has a playful feel, almost like the soundtrack to a storybook.
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Argentine composer and guitarist Francisco del Pino achieves a stunning art-song hybrid on the first album to be released under his own name.
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