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A Window in Via Milano
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People in the Pantheon
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Piazza Navona Restaurant
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Nightlife in Monti
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Birdsong on the Palatino
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Santa Maria di Maggiore
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Quiet Ear Denmark
Pure field recordings for curious ears.
Quiet Ear Recordings is run by Danish field recordist and sound designer Christian Hagelskjaer From.
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