Исполняет Геворкян Ашхен.

Исполняет Геворкян Ашхен

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Johann Sebastian Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D minor played on the glass harp by GlassDuo at the "Festival di Santo Stefano" in Bologna, Italy. GlassDuo have created an exceptional musical instrument from a set of custom made wine glasses. The result is the biggest professional #GlassHarp in the world. This track is on the album "GLASSIFIED" available here: https://ift.tt/ZDEYIFR Some links about GlassDuo and the #MusicalGlasses: http://GlassDuo.com - official website http://GlassHarp.eu - order your own glass harp https://ift.tt/ZDEYIFR - buy CD and MP3 https://ift.tt/lMwTUIq - Facebook profile https://ift.tt/Rp8sqbC - Instagram profile Donation via PayPal: https://ift.tt/btph5rj