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Ariel Lanyi2024
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Kenneth Broberg performs in Aventura
Broberg performs works by Mozart, Medtner, Chopin, Schumann and more
Live recitalsAventura20241 h 34 min
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Berlioz's orchestral epic, transcribed by Liszt for a single pianist
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