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Kitchen Timer Piece
05:12
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2. |
Number Piece
05:42
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3. |
Let's Loosen it Up
06:12
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4. |
Parachutes
06:29
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5. |
Contemporary Percussion
08:49
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6. |
Crystal Bells
05:13
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7. |
Finale
04:07
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Thomas Smetryns Ghent, Belgium
Thomas Smetryns is interested in the search for a new, experimental musical practice which is rooted in a historical or social consciousness. A broad range of instruments is used in his projects (from ophicleide to electronics to turntables) as well as a wide variety of performers (schooled classical musicians, improvisers, amateurs and youngsters). ... more
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