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Faber Lebt
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Kindertanz
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Abschied von Ivy
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Zwei Matrosen
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Schiffspolonaise
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Faber liebt
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Ein Matrose
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Sabeth
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klangklang Hanover, Germany
Christof Littmann lives and works in Hannover, Germany. Besides music for film and TV, he wrote music for more than 60
theatre-, and dance pieces by now.
Christof researches the relation between noise and music: „Let´s make us sensitive again for the beauty of sound and the sometimes ugliness of so called music.
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