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The Havels / Irena & Vojtech Havlovi Prague, Czechia
"In the Havel's music you can easily hear a repetitive pulse, a music of
recurring motifs inspired by
minimalism. It is significant that Vojtěch and
Irena combine the free inspiration of the minimalists (as well as
traditional music of Asia and Africa) with a deeply Central European
instrument: the baroque viola da gamba." Pavel Klusak
... more
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