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Barbara Allen
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Geordie
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Go from my window
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French Dance
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Por que llorax
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Three Ravens
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We the spirits
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Shepred leave decoying
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Saltorello
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The foggy dew
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Cantus Lunaris Munich, Germany
Gaby Koss - Sopran
Countertenor - Samuel Jaime Santana - Spain
Tenor - Peter
Hildebrandt
Andrea Bannert- guitar, zisther
Betty - Flute, Harmonium, Bells
Alexey Mester - violine
Lucas Dietl- Schalmei, Bagpipe
Maria Ilg- Cello
Angelika Knöferl - Bassflute, Greatbassflue, horn
Hans Knöferl- percussion
Susanne Knoff- Sopranflöte, sopranino , Bassflötel
Guest : Albert Dannenmann
... more
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