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Ausverkauft!!! Trioabend im Clavier-Salon: Trio Shin/Feinschmidt/Kostka

Friday, 12/13/2024 at 7:45 PM

Ausverkauft!!! Trioabend im Clavier-Salon: Trio Shin/Feinschmidt/Kostka

Friday, 12/13/2024
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Clavier Salon
Stumpfebiel 4
37073 Göttingen

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Trio evening in the Clavier Salon: Trio Shin/Feinschmidt/Kostka
Schubert, Rachmaninoff, etc.

Entry: 7:15 PM

Tickets possibly available at the box office

Event data provided by: Reservix

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----------- PARTICIPANTS -----------
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----------- PROGRAM --------------
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----------- DESCRIPTION ---------
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