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• Alexia Vassiliou: | | | |Alexia Vassiliou| | | | | Bo World Heritage Encyclopedia, the aggregation of the largest online encyclopedias available, and the most.

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• Listen to Birds Have to Fly by Alexia Vassiliou on Deezer. With music streaming on Deezer you can discover more than 56 million tracks, create your own playlists, .

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• Recently Alexia's Jazz Album, "Birds Have to Fly", a collaboration with horn player, Peter Massink, was honored by The Recording Academy (The GRAMMY's) and was selected for Nomination consideration for Best Jazz Vocal Album for the 56th GRAMMY Awards. - IMDb Mini Biography By: Alexia Vassiliou Music Trade Mark (3) Her distinct and versatile voice.

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• Jul 02,  · Recorded in Athens, Munich and Los Angeles, 'Birds Have to Fly' was composed and orchestrated by Peter Massink and original lyrics and voice by Alexia. Birds Have to Fly Credits: Alexia Vassiliou.

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• Alexia Vassiliou (born February 5, ), better known as Alexia, is a Cypriot vocalist, musician, performer, singer who represented Cyprus twice in the Eurovision Song Contest, first with the musical band Island, and then by herself.

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• (Contemporary Entehno, Jazz) Alexia (Alexia Vassiliou) - Дискография (11 Albums, 4 Compilations) - , MP3 & WMA, kbps | скачать торрент бесплатно без регистрации.

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• Oct 16,  · Alexia Vassiliou & Peter Massink with the album “BIRDS HAVE TO FLY” for the BEST JAZZ VOCAL ALBUM category at 56th GRAMMY Awards Alexia's Jazz album, "Birds Have to Fly", a collaboration between Alexia and horn player Peter Massink (from Alexia's BMG album, In a Jazz Mood), is on the GRAMMY Ballot for consideration for the 56th GRAMMY Awards.

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• Her current album project, "Re-bE", demonstrates her improvisational, and narrative talents while Peter Massink's recent jazz album "Birds Have to Fly" showcase her compositional aptitude. more Edited by jazzexia ().

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• Alexia's new album has just released and it's called Backyards The inspiration of the album: It was a cold, windy February night, in I had just flown from Athens to Thessaloniki, capital of Northern Greece. I walked into my bedroom when i heard a haunting, interesting, enchanting sound emanating from the marble fireplace. I stopped and.

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