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Misha's musical musings
Newspaper article from: Jerusalem Post ...many things flow through me," said Alperin...s home in the Galilee shortly after landing...in, and all the cultures I've encountered...vibes and energies through the music he composes...for example, his confluence with the Huun ...

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