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Tonk
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De Winter? De Winter!
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Venlafaxine
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Horrel
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Ritum
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Electroshocks I
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Electroshocks II
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Electroshocks III
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Kohinoor saxophone quartet Utrecht, Netherlands
The Kohinoor Saxophone Quartet is a Dutch ensemble that has been active and gave many concerts since 1985, mainly in the Netherlands, but also in Germany, Great Britain, Belgium, Italy and Argentina. Many composers dedicated music to this quartet that always focussed on new and contemporary music. The Kohinoor quartet has recorded three cd's. ... more
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