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S.O.S. .... up your power

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Wed, Sep 11, 2024, 20:00
Take action instead of resigning yourself to powerlessness! Make a difference and alleviate child poverty!

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Keywords: Vocal Music

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Musicians

Sandra Schwarzhaupt CalderónSoprano
Lazaro CalderónTenor
Johanna SteinCello
Nicole BesseViolin
Tobias SchmitzPiano
Gerd Köster
Wilfried Schmickler
Christoph BrollViolin
Richard BargelGuitar
Soufian ZoghlamiVocals, Guitar
Max von EinemTrombone
Druckluft
SZENARIO
Butch WilliamsVocals
Lina Bó
Kozmic Blue
Bläck FöössEnsemble
Chöre
Michael KokottDirector
Ingrid HackInterlocutor
Pia KlempInterlocutor
Hans MörtterPresentation

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