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At 8:03pm on September 17, 2008, Airborne said…

Airborne the Musical Peacemakers of Contemporary Jazz "Winds of Change" Video
www.airbornejazz.com
At 6:18am on July 17, 2008, martine lecomte said…
Laeticia LLove again.M
At 5:59am on July 16, 2008, martine lecomte said…
goldmaskLove.M
At 2:41pm on July 14, 2008, GABY said…
Hello my dear friend, excuse my absence
Much love to you

Gaby
At 11:51pm on June 22, 2008, SinghSingh said…
Interesting work
Prem xxx
At 7:03pm on June 17, 2008, Luther Thomas said…
BigGlobalJazzShoutOutFromMeAndMyKrewInCopenhagen..
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeHitMeBlackKatya!
iight?
Photobucket
Luther'iDawgLTDGJ'Thomas aka
FUNKYDONKEY/SAXMACHINE/SAXCROBATICFANATIC
http://www.lutherthomas.com
http://www.youtube.com/user/saxcrobaticfanatic
http://www.ayler.com
http://www.veoh.com/users/saxmachine06
"">http://www.myspace.com/lutherthomas
http://theglobaljazznetwork.ning.com/profile­/LutherThomas
luther@lutherthomas.com
At 7:35am on June 9, 2008, jan pulsford said…
thanks katya! enjoying the photos and music very much
jan p
At 7:47am on June 6, 2008, Andrew Lochridge aka TEX Swing said…
wow, I feel so stupid, I didn't realize you had music on your site also...I enjoyed your unique style and especially loved your first piece, "La Spirale Che Ingoia! Very nice!

Hugs,
TEX
At 7:40am on June 6, 2008, Andrew Lochridge aka TEX Swing said…
Katya,
Thank you so much for noticing my passion which translates into joy in my music. I find the same thing quite evident in your artwork! Please send me your regular email address for I also have a passion for taking photos of clouds, sunsets and trees with the skyline and would love to share them with you.

Hugs,

TEX
At 8:58am on June 4, 2008, martine lecomte said…
Love.M

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What is your profession?
Musician, Songwriter, Singer
What Instrument Do you Play?
Voice
Where Are you located?
Rome
How did you find out about TGJN?
From Vesna
About Me:
Vocalist composer of melodies and harmonies which a singing style characterized by an ancient flavour with arrangements which sum up electronic, ethnic, romantic, rariefied atmospheres, with lyrics often inspired by literary themes, for instance her long reserch on myths and legend from all the world.
Website:
http://www.katyasanna.it

Katya Sanna - Music & Painting

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- My Space, music & news:
www.myspace.com/katyasanna

- Listen all songs of CDs:
www.soundclick.com/katyasanna
www.lastfm.it/music/Katya+Sanna

- Listen & Buy CDs "Urania", "La Luccicanza", "Cuore di vetro":
on iTunes or Compagnia Nuove Indye
www.cnimusic.it/catalibanca3.htm
www.cnimusic.it/laluccicanza.htm
www.cnimusic.it/cuoredivetro.htm

- Painting:
www.artbreak.com/katya3
www.katyasanna.it/Adorea.htm
www.katyasanna.it/metzly.htm

- Blog of mith, legend, tradition, art:
www.dailygrail.com/blog/5720

- Video:
www.youtube.com/katyasanna

- Novel (Italian Language)
LE CHANT DE L'ANGE
www.myspace.com/lechantdelange
www.angelologia.it/dedicato.htm
www.neteditor.it/node/26250?name=katya%20sanna

- Tales (Italian Language)
COLORO CHE PARTIRONO DAL CENTRO DEL CERCHIO
L'ESILIO
I DELFINI DELLA LUNA
TRASPARENZE DI PIETRA
www.grimalkin.it/immaginario.htm
www.neteditor.it/node/26250?name=katya%20sanna

- Poem (Italian Language)
http://www.mbutozone.it/poesie/sanna.htm
http://www.antelitteram.com/colloqui/

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Ciao!

I keep my blog on Daily Grail, the topics are:
Myths, Legends, Traditions, Art...
from all cultures of the World, this is the link

http://www.dailygrail.com/blog/5720

Big hugs!
Katya

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