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A pretty special evening from Steven Osborne at the Lammermuir Festival

29/09/201919/09/2019 by Simon Thompson

United Kingdom Lammermuir Festival 2019 [1] – Beethoven: Steven Osborne (piano), Dunbar Parish Church, Dunbar, 17.9.2019. (SRT)

Steven Osborne (c) Robin Mitchell

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