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Sunday 22 May 2011

Surreal? Elio Crociani also took the two following vids of our son Robin at La Scala Milan

Posted by Geoff (it wasn't like that in my day) Adams at 21:53 No comments:

Robin at La Scala (he does sing, honest, but whoever took the vid was more interested in Allison...)

Posted by Geoff (it wasn't like that in my day) Adams at 21:44 No comments:

Labels: Adams (Robin), La Scala Milan, Quartett

The Lad in Quartett (La Scala Milan), opera based on Les liaisons dangereuses music by Luca Francescon...

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