Concert PulsehORA church service “Paradise lost”
Date & Time
Sun, Feb 23, 2025, 18:00Church service as part of the Biennale 2025
Keywords: Biennale
Musicians
| Hannes Langbein | Conversation |
| Roland Wicher | Conversation |
Program
Not provided |
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