Himmel und Erde Oliver Pellet

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Album-Release:
2017

HRA-Release:
22.11.2017

Label: iM Oliver Pellet

Genre: Jazz

Subgenre: Mainstream Jazz

Artist: Oliver Pellet

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Format	Price	In Cart	Buy
FLAC 96	$ 13.50

1Helvetia07:58
2Recomeço07:14
3Himmel und Erde06:05
4À Espera Dela08:17
5Christiane07:05
6Heimat08:58
7Cafune06:47
8Satya06:47
Total Runtime59:11

Info for Himmel und Erde

"His playing embraces the melodies and feel of his brazilian heritage while explores modern jazz territory with a great fire and energy" (Jonathan Kreisberg)

Tony Lakatos, saxophone
Oliver Pellet, guitar
Ricardo Fiuza, piano
Mauro Martins, bass
Paulo Almeida, drums

Himmel und Erde

Oliver Pellet

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