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Percussion Sounds

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1969-01-01 ภาพยนตร์
Percussion Sounds
ผู้อำนวยการPieter van Deusen
นักแสดงชายBarry Silverman, Bruno Hoffmann, Hardja Susilo, Taranath Rao
พิมพ์Music
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This creative educational film by Pieter Van Deusen features a variety of percussion instruments performed by noted musicians Bruno Hoffmann, Eric Remsen, and Taranath Rao. The film crew included Les Blank and Skip Gerson. This film was part of a music film series for Churchill Films: Wind Sounds, Percussion Sounds, and an offshoot film by Pieter with Les Blank entitled Christopher Tree.

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