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Dark Illusions
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Deserted Sky
03:13
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Levitation
05:12
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Minsk
04:30
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Dark Sorrow
04:00
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Soul 2.0
05:20
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Foggy Quietness
03:11
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Soldier
03:38
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Reversed Thoughts
04:07
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Deserted Sky (Pt. 2)
03:29
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Souls In The Sky
03:57
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Back to the Childhood
09:58
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Ashot Danielyan Russia
Ashot Danielyan is a pianist and film composer. He composes music in a variety of genres such as Classical, Ambient, New Age and Experimental music. His favourite instrument remains the piano, which he includes prominently in most of his music.
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