| | Angelo Debarre Caprice CD - Import Angelo Debarre Discography of CDs
Contains 10 tracks.
Personnel: Angelo Debarre (acoustic guitar); Florin Nicolescu (violin); Bojan Z. (piano); Xavier Desandre (percussion).
Liner Note Author: Pascal de Loutchek.
Recording information: Sysmo Studio, Paris, France.
Arranger: Angelo Debarre. Angelo Debarre Caprice Songs | 1. | Angelo's Caprice |
| 2. | Avalon |
| 3. | Inquietude |
| 4. | Double Bar |
| 5. | Vieux Tzigane, Le |
| 6. | Carmenctia |
| 7. | MW |
| 8. | Anouman |
| 9. | Just Avant |
| 10. | Nuages |
| 11. | Appel Indirect |
| 12. | Angelo's Caprice |
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