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Opening Titles Tableau
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Prologue
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Beneath the Rubble
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School Friends
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Lyceum Memories
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Pandeli and the General
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Art and God
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The Zone of Death
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Beyond the Border
04:48
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Art and Immigration
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Tableau No.2
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A Paris
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Tableau No.3
01:59
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Before the Reunion
01:30
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Oh Mother
02:26
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Tableau No.5
01:07
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Margarita and Jackie
02:38
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Tableau No.6
01:56
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The Lost and the Found
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End Titles
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Fatrin Krajka New York, New York
Fatrin Krajka is an award-winning composer and pianist based in NYC.
Recent work
include music for the multi-disciplinary project “ But for Whats My Axis” A trilogy project incorporating the collaboration of contemporary art, musical score, poetry. Currently Fatrin is composing his second String Quartet as well a new contemporary chamber ensemble work Zoltavia.
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