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Offering Vander
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Love And Rage… Supreme
12:28
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Terza Lamentazione
03:33
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Sohia
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Prima Lamentazione
10:43
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No More Zombies
04:33
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Sonata Islands Milan, Italy
The chamber ensemble Sonata Islands was founded especially to play new music, both classically orientated or jazz rock-
based.
1999: Sciare di Fuoco
2012: Sonata Islands goes Rio
2013: Sonata islands meet Mahler
2015: Nippon Eldorado, japanese avant rock.
2018: Zeuhl Jazz, a Magma tribute for Chant Records
Sonata Islands has organised its own festival in Milan since 2002 and in Trento.
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