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Prélude
01:59
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Automne
02:11
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Sous L'eau
02:51
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Le Sablier
02:43
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La Leçon
02:45
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New-York
02:24
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Valse Pour Maman
02:21
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Bourrasques
02:27
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Le Vieillard
02:29
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Comptine
01:32
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Le Départ
02:34
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Berceuse
02:34
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Alexandra Stréliski Montreal, Québec
One of the rare women in the neoclassical world, Alexandra Stréliski creates music that enthralls listeners, filling their minds with rich, cinematic images. An artist of Polish Jewish origin who grew up between Paris and Montreal, she made her debut with the 2010 album Pianoscope, and she is now making her next artistic statement with the album INSCAPE, out now on Secret City Records. ... more
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