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NITI I
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NITI II
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NITI III
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NITI IV
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NITI V
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NITI VI
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NITI VII
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Yegor Zabelov Belarus
Yegor Zabelov is one of the most unique accordion players of Eastern Europe.
Zabelov devotes his work to exploring
the possibilities of the instrument in which he specializes, often reaching its limits. In his hands, the accordion becomes a tool for creating mystical experiences, and performances take the form of a musical ritual.
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