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Miremi
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Boulevard
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Cre Au Lait
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Sad Lisa
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Rumba Pa Ti
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Riva Bella
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Freetime
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Parchis
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Maigret's letzter Fall
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Lydie Auvray France
Even if there were a hundred accordion-players playing together, you would still be able to hear Lydie Auvray standing out.
Her sound has verve and mellowness; her intelligent and impulsive playing can make one easily forget that this instrument, even in the Musette variant, has its limits. In Lydie's play those limits seem far away.
Foto: Volker Neumann
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