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Eva Fampas
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A guitar site of Eva Fampas,the greek soloist,professor of classical guitar that features her life,beliefs and achievements in music.News,Publications,Interviews and the Guitar Journal, a hellenic culture magazine.Also included,the guitarist composer DIMITRI FAMPAS,his life and music, the Guitar Friends Association,articles and musicological essays on greek music.
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