File:Salome Amend+Sophia Oertel+Lydia Stettinius (2024) (Annamarie Ursula) P1430611.JPG

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English: „Duo Micans“ (Lydia Stettinius (vln, here playing crotales by clappers of the drum set, but also by violin bow as well) and Sophia Oertel (vln)), together with Salome Amend (perc, here playing Marimba) in their concert „GlassWorks“, initiated by Michael Veltman, at Sankt Peter Kunststation, (Cologne), Germany, May 25th, 2024
Deutsch: Das „Duo Micans“ (d.i. Lydia Stettinius (vln, hier die Crotales nicht nur mit Klöppel, sondern auch mit Geigen-Bogen spielend) und Sophia Oertel (vln)) mit Salome Amend (perc, hier Marimba spielend) in ihrem gemeinsamen Konzert, initiiert durch Michael Veltman, in der Kunststation Sankt Peter - Zentrum für zeitgenössische Kunst und Musik in Köln am 25. Mai 2024
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