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Parabel
02:13
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Two Sides Of Bethlehem
05:28
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Unknown
04:00
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Nazareth
02:26
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C#
05:33
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Rhodes
07:27
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Charlotte
04:04
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Junos
02:40
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In Forest
05:12
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Dream
05:57
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Sleep Well My Friend
09:33
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Matteo Myderwyk Amsterdam, Netherlands
Matteo Myderwyk is a classically trained pianist who tries to apply the universality of his great heroes to an ever-changing time. To this end, his music as well as the live show is constantly evolving. Sometimes on piano, but just as often he breaks with all classical laws and improvisation is the weapon of choice. Matteo also appears at festivals with synthesizers, beat machines and organs. ... more
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