S5E11 COMA Maastricht Nov 2 2022

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This episode about contemporary music for all! Two members of the CoMaMaastricht ensemble will tell us all about how this ensemble makes it possible for amateur musicians to experience how exciting and fun it is to play contemporary music. Curious about how they sound? You will hear it in this episode! If you can’t get enough of it, you can go to the upcoming concert on the 6th of November. Tickets and info: https://introinsitu.stager.nl/web/tickets/111233105 www.CoMaMaastricht.nl ---------------------------------- Tune in to 107.5 FM from 18:00 to 20:00h every Wednesday ‼️ or online via https://rtvmaastricht.nl/radio/live 🎧💯💯💯 And check out our archives: https://rtvmaastricht.nl/radio/gemist/student-radio-maastricht https://soundcloud.com/studentradiomaastricht Supported by: @newsmaastricht Tune in! Team SRM!📻 #EnglishRadioMaastricht #maastricht #maastrichtcity #maastrichtradio #radio #studentradio #rtvmaastricht #student #live

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