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Ouverture
04:49
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Ida
03:45
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La quête
05:27
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La danseuse
03:48
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Retour de la pluie
05:22
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Le voyageur lent
06:54
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Grâce
03:09
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Le mont sacré
02:57
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Le temps des champs
05:03
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Les troupeaux descendent
04:06
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La délicatesse
04:25
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La marelle des étoiles
04:55
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L'autre rive
06:09
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Jozef De Schutter Switzerland
Jozef De Schutter is a composer and pianist based in Switzerland.
Jozef's music has
found its way to listeners' ears through 1631recordings (Sweden) and Moderna Records (Montreal, Québec). These influential labels, known for their focus on classical, ambient, and experimental genres, have been platforms for Jozef's artistic expression.
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