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1968 bis
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La fine (The end)
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DEDALUS trio di Castri Grosso Bevilacqua Turin, Italy
Dedalus, born in 1973, plays jazz and contemporary music. Dedalus today is both a quartet (with Fiorenzo Michele Bonansone, cello and keyboards), a trio and also a duo.
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