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Lullaby / Uspavanka
02:27
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Maruta / Come my Baby
03:45
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Little Eyes / Cierne oci
03:01
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Little Sheep / Ovecka
02:12
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Doina
05:14
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A lulaj mi, lulaj
03:36
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Beli ze mi, beli
04:36
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Ej, lulu mi, lulu 1
01:34
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Ej, lulu mi, lulu 1
01:36
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Usni ze mi, usni
03:44
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Hazel Tree / Limbora
02:41
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Lulaj mi, lulaj, sokole
03:23
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Nani nani
01:59
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Konvergencie Chamber Music Festival Bratislava, Slovakia
Konvergencie is about coming closer. Chamber music has to do with convergence and communication: between the artists and between performers and the public. It is like a conversation which, once commenced, doesn't end but keeps on developing. Listening to chamber music, just like communication, develops the human being inwardly: our sensitivity to the world, to the others, and to our own selves. ... more
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