Squidco: Blondy, Frederic / Ninh, Le Quan : exaltatio utriesque mundi

Blondy, Frederic / Ninh, Le Quan

exaltatio utriesque mundi

(Potlatch

- France)

Blondy, Frederic / Ninh, Le Quan : exaltatio utriesque mundi (Potlatch)

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Personnel:

Frédéric Blondy-piano

Lê Quan Ninh-percussion

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UPC: 3700078408803

Label: Potlatch
Catalog ID: P203
Squidco Product Code: 2508

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2003
Country: France
Packaging: Jewel tray, not sealed.

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Frédéric Blondy-piano

Lê Quan Ninh-percussion

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