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Glück
03:08
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2. |
Aliquot
03:50
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3. |
Josephine
04:43
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4. |
Nordische Elegie
04:24
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5. |
Brüder
03:45
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6. |
Wiegenlied
04:14
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7. |
Veit
03:18
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8. |
Birk
01:40
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9. |
Glück II
03:20
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10. |
Dedication to Steve
01:33
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11. |
Preludium
02:40
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Malte Vief Leipzig, Germany
At the centre – polarities – uniting.
Not extreme, intense.
Down-to-earth,
clear.
Integration, symbiosis and alchemy.
Craft and vision.
Can be tranquil, can be wild and alive.
Virtuosity through deep intimacy.
· Studied in Bremen, Hamburg and Dresden.
· Numerous prizes, awards and scholarships
· Endorsement for Hannabach strings, GEWA and Acus Amps
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