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Edward Christian-Hare

In Bristol James Lisney’s Endgame I takes the audience on a voyage of discovery

15/11/201931/10/2019 by AUTHOR

United Kingdom Endgame I – Schubert, Haydn, Beethoven, Chopin: James Lisney (piano), St George’s, Bristol. 13.10.2019. (ECH)

James Lisney (c) Suzie Maeder

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