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Belligerence
03:34
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2. |
Odd things
06:03
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3. |
The Past
03:43
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4. |
Anxiety
04:00
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5. |
Freedom
04:02
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6. |
Elan
03:55
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7. |
Love
04:43
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8. |
Power
03:57
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9. |
Non-existent movie
06:29
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10. |
Epilogue
01:44
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Yegor Zabelov Belarus
booking: yegor.zabelov@gmail.com
Yegor Zabelov is a very unique Belarusian accordion
player.
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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