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Germaine (Valse Musette)
02:55
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Flambée Montalbanaise
03:21
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Indifférence
02:35
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Bled
03:20
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First Gnossienne
04:58
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Wisterians New York
The Wisterians are a violin-accordion duo from Brooklyn, New York. We play salon music, bal musette, and jazz manouche from the Belle Époque through the Jazz Age.
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