24 May 2024
Piano Dreams
Three young prodigies and their families exploring the popular and competitive world of piano playing in China.
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Laurent Garnier Laurent Garnier
Dietmar-Maria Hegemann Dietmar-Maria Hegemann
Simone Kroll Simone Kroll
Oliver Marquardt Oliver Marquardt (DJ Jauche)
Wolle XDP Wolfram Neugebauer (Wolle XDP)
Mark Reeder Mark Reeder
Johnnie Stieler Johnnie Stieler
Tanith Tanith (DJ Tanith)
Elsa for Toys Elsa for Toys (Elsa 4 Toys)
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