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Ian Anderson & A. Griminelli - Da Bach Ai Jethro Tull - Concerto Di Natale 2004 poster

Ian Anderson & A. Griminelli - Da Bach Ai Jethro Tull - Concerto Di Natale 2004 (2005)

Ian Anderson & A. Griminelli performing an Italian Christmas concert -- from Bach to Jethro Tull. Accompanied by the Orchestra of the Royal Theater of Parma, this concert was performed at the Storchi Theatre in Modena, Italy on December 16, 2004. Recorded by Gherry 2005. Songs performed: Life Is A Long Song In the Grip of Stronger Stuff Griminelli's Lament Cheap Day Return / Mother Goose Bouree Living in the Past God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen We Five Kings Holly Herald Pavane Aqualung My God Budapest Locomotive Breath
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Ian Anderson & A. Griminelli performing an Italian Christmas concert -- from Bach to Jethro Tull. Accompanied by the Orchestra of the Royal Theater of Parma, this concert was performed at the Storchi Theatre in Modena, Italy on December 16, 2004. Recorded by Gherry 2005. Songs performed: Life Is A Long Song In the Grip of Stronger Stuff Griminelli's Lament Cheap Day Return / Mother Goose Bouree Living in the Past God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen We Five Kings Holly Herald Pavane Aqualung My God Budapest Locomotive Breath

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