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Del Perduto Eco
03:54
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2. |
Estatico Imbrunir
02:52
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Di Indomito Incanto
03:32
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4. |
D'Impetuosa Mescolanza
04:21
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5. |
Interludio d'Arcano Moto
03:00
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Di Quei Meriggi
02:44
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7. |
Talune Nostalgie
03:46
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Attimi, Imminenti
02:15
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9. |
Attimi, Fuggevoli
03:22
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10. |
Struggenza in Re Minore
02:37
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11. |
Velo d'Oblio
03:27
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12. |
Daffodils
01:41
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Rugiada
02:34
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Carlo De Filippo Foglianise, Italy
Carlo De Filippo is an italian composer.
Since his childhood, he was always spellbound from nostalgic tunes and blurred
sounds,
evocative scenarios and rarefied atmospheres.
At the end of the 2015, he publishes his first solo album “Di Indomito Incanto” for the german SkullLine.
His music is often combined with other forms of art
and is also the soundtrack of several spots and documentaries.
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