Bionulor – Theatre Music For Coriolanus
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Bionulor – Theatre Music For Coriolanus
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Limited edition of 99 numbered and signed copies…
Bionulor’s soundtrack for “Coriolanus” by William Shakespeare premiered at Teatr Powszechny in Warsaw, Poland (2011). Claustrophobic atmosphere of political intrigues, feel of danger, distant echoes of war, melancholy of love…
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