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Rhys Chatham: An Angel Moves Too Fast To See
A professionally shot performance in Palermo, Sicily of Rhys Chatham's piece for 100 guitars.
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A professionally shot performance in Palermo, Sicily of Rhys Chatham's piece for 100 guitars.
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Genre:Music, Documentary
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:E.A.R. Produzioni
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