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Brahms: A German Requiem

Graeme Morton, Liam Viney, Анна Гринберг, Shaun Brown, Sarah Constable Crane

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Johannes Brahms' A German Requiem conducted by Graeme Morton and arranged for two pianos, soloists & choir. Sarah Crane soprano Shaun Brown baritone University of Queensland Chorale Liam Viney piano Anna Grinberg piano

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Johannes Brahms' A German Requiem conducted by Graeme Morton and arranged for two pianos, soloists & choir. Sarah Crane soprano Shaun Brown baritone University of Queensland Chorale Liam Viney piano Anna Grinberg piano

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Johannes Brahms' A German Requiem conducted by Graeme Morton and arranged for two pianos, soloists & choir. Sarah Crane soprano Shaun Brown baritone University of Queensland Chorale Liam Viney piano Anna Grinberg piano

Key concepts: Piano, Choir, German, Art, Art history, Cello, Visual arts, Humanities

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