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Quartetto Santorsola Plays Davide Ficco's CLAPS I December 4, 2008 DAVIDE FICCO, QUARTETTO SANTORSOLA, VIDEO QuartettoNeuGuitars Santorsola plays Davide Ficco’s CLAPS I December 4, 2008 #video on #neuguitars #blog Posted by ANDREA AGUZZI on 27 AUGUST 2018 Antonio RUGOLO, Angelo GILLO, Vincenzo ZECCA and Livio GRASSO plays the first performance of CLAPS I, the first piece of the three moviments suite titled “CLAPS, three pieces for four guitars”, composed by Davide Ficco. Taranto (Italy) 4th of december 2008 / Istituto San G.Bosco / Associazione Jonica della Chitarra / Itinerari Culturali con la Chitarra Davide Ficco Quartetto Santorsola Video FOLLOW BLOG VIA EMAIL Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. 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