October 3rd, 2011

October 3, 2011By Eliza0 Comments

Richard Galliano (1950): 3 Dances – A l’encre rouge
Thierry Gervais, trumpet
P.Andrews, accordion

From Thierry Gervais: Trumpet Concertos (2009)

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Richard Galliano : 3 Dances – A l’encre rouge

Discover a beautiful piece by accordionist Galliano for trumpet, accordion and orchestra.

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