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Sunk in Silence
03:26
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2. |
'Rrot!
03:50
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3. |
descending piece
03:42
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4. |
Syden
03:02
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5. |
CIRKELLOOP
02:56
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6. |
Demo Dorn
04:33
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7. |
Sjálfuvísur
03:02
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8. |
Sippin' My Mimosa
03:16
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9. |
Baguette Baton
04:06
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12. |
Through the lens...(!)
03:02
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13. |
a
02:59
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14. |
DOLLY
02:52
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15. |
Music for Mick
10:27
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Orkest De Ereprijs Apeldoorn, Netherlands
Our orchestra is the ensemble for contemporary music in the East of the Netherlands. We collaborate with many partners and take our place as living instrument focusing on interdiciplinarity, education, talent development and innovation.
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