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Air Putih
03:56
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Bumi Api
03:44
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Kabut Pagi
04:54
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Lantai Atas
03:46
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Nasi Lemak
03:44
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Sore-Sore
04:30
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Bunga Kopi
03:32
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Tanah Angin
04:28
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ALI HANAPIYAH Indonesia
Ali Hanapiyah was born in Jakarta 1975, studied violin at the age of 14 with Sadrak
Hutapea, then in 1991 entered the
Yogyakarta Music Middle School (SMM) with a violin teacher
Kiki Kwintanada, and 1995 (ISI), the Indonesian Art Institute, Yogyakarta with a violin teacher
Christyanto Christinus.
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