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Polevá Official site [4] [5] [6] Page on the web-site of
Ukrainian National Composers's
Union KREMERATA BALTICA by
Stanley Fefferman Victoria Poleva,...
- as well as
other members of
Nautilus Pompilius Sergey Chigrakov Nastya Poleva Band
members of
Aquarium Band
members of
Kolibri According to
director Aleksei...
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Strauss II Z.
Randall Stroope (2002), for
choir and four-hand
piano Victoria Poleva (2009), for soprano,
mixed choir and
symphony orchestra The
usual name of...
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Individual poems have also been set by,
among others, John Tavener,
Victoria Poleva, Jah Wobble,
Tangerine Dream, Jeff Johnson, and
Daniel Amos. A modified...
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widely used in m**** media. Dima Malikov, Dima Bilan, Vlad Topalov,
Nastya Poleva,
Tanya Bulanova, Vika Tsyganova,
Lyuba Uspenskaya,
Masha Rasputina, Natasha...
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October 2014. Krums, L.M.; Bykova, S.V.; Sabelnikova, E.A.; Aminova, Ts.V.;
Poleva, N.I.; Gudkov, R.B.; Turaeva, M.B.; Parfenov, A.I. (2018). "Reproductive...
- surname. The
female form may be
written as Polevaya, or, in Ukrainian,
Poleva.
Notable persons:
Boris Nikolaevich Polevoy (1908–1981),
Soviet writer Boris...
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Homayun Sakhi from Afghanistan,
Hamza El Din from Egypt,
Victoria Vita
Polevá from
Ukraine and
Fernando Otero,
Astor Piazzolla, and
Osvaldo Golijov from...
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American actress Victoria Pendleton (born 1980),
English jockey Victoria Poleva (born 1962),
Ukrainian composer Victoria Powers,
American mathematician...
- A 1962 NHK
broadcast television adaptation Ukrainian composer Victoria Poleva wrote the 1994
ballet Gagaku,
based on Akutagawa's "**** Screen" Episode...
