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Prelude VII in c
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Prelude VIII in E flat
04:19
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Prelude IX in f
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Prelude X in F
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Prelude XI in b
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Prelude XII in D
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Ken Herrera Melbourne, Australia
Ken Herrera grew up in Tasmania, where he majored in piano at the Conservatorium of Music. Following a shift to composition in 2007, he has performed his own work in concerts around Australia and France. His music has been broadcast on ABC Classic FM, and he released his first disc 'Tales from the Dead Sea' in 2012, with 'Aurora Borealis' following in 2015. Ken lives and works in Melbourne. ... more
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