Circular Argument
Suite for brass quintet by Alexandros Livitsanos
Circular Argument takes its roots in the music of Balcan countries. Each movement of this suite has its own character, based on a main theme. A lively and casual work which connects to all kinds of memories and emotions.
1. Au Cirque 1. Au Cirque
3. Let's Not Argue 3. Let's Not Argue
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