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Gymnorêverie no. 1
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Mettre en lumière
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Lune
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Patience
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Tant mieux
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Evasion
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Gymnorêverie no. 2
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Périple
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Délavé
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Bonne nuit
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Matinée
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Gymnorêverie no. 3
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Przemysław Kupidura Warsaw, Poland
I compose, play a piano, sing, write lyrics - if needed - and have a lot of fun doing all that. In between composing or
recording sessions I teach remote sensing at Warsaw University of Technology and also do some science about it.
And I am happy you are here. Enjoy!
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