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Piano in Children of Sarajevo Square

Published April 29, 2013
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david-mortella-klavier-012-p-_1On Saturday, citizens of Sarajevo witnessed a rather unusual event – the piano in the middle of Children of Sarajevo Square.

German pianist Davide Martello or simply ‘Klavierkunst’ wants to play in every capital of every country in the world.

Martello was born in Germany, and his parents moved to Sicily when he was very young. Since childhood, this pianist wanted just one thing – to play the piano. His role models are Phillip Glass, Michael Nyman, Yann Tiersen and Arturo Stálteri.

(source Radiosarajevo.ba)

(photo: bodensee-woche)

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