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Sonata for piano n°1
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Septimæ
01:22
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Nocturne n°2
04:11
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Nocturne n°6 — Moonlight
06:23
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Rex Potam France
Singer for almost 40 years, Rex Potam came to composition in 2016 when he had to stop singing in choirs (for professional
reasons).
Self-taught singer-songwriter, he specializes in vivid music, classic or acoustic.
He writes songs (either by himself or in collaboration with other people), and more classical-oriented music.
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