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Who Lived Here
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Sanzhi Pod City
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Hauschka Düsseldorf, Germany
Hauschka is a composer, songwriter and experimental musician who has brought an exciting new
perspective to the
prepared piano. The prepared piano
has been used for centuries, but Hauschka was unaware of the tradition when he began exploring
ways to get new sounds out of his Bechstein grand upright.
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