Would you like to listen to minimal music and film music in a relaxed atmosphere in the music club and get to know music-loving peers? Then why not come to our „It's about time“ youth concert with live music!
Keywords: Young Musicians
| Avigail Bushakevitz | Violin |
| Nicolas Haumann | Guitar |
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