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Prelude
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Mumien (Sonderpreis)
07:12
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Boese Heiden
04:16
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A Crack in the Universe?
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Zwoelf Uhr Fuenf
01:26
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Folksong I
05:08
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Totes Mehr
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Vier Stufen
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eskalation Frankfurt, Germany
Stephan Koehr, wind synth expert, keyboarder and former classical bassoonist, creates dark progressive rock with hints of jazz, 20th century classical music and folklore. Latest release is the beautiful single "Dreams".
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