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“I don't listen to recordings very much now, to be perfectly honest. I listened to them a lot when I was younger.”

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Marc-Andre Hamelin

Marc-Andre Hamelin is a renowned pianist known for his exceptional playing skills and profound understanding of music. Born on September 5, 1961, he has demonstrated extraordinary musical talent from a young age. Hamelin's playing style is unique, blending classical and modern elements, and has won the hearts of audiences worldwide. more

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