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a few things
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little ditty
07:34
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ruminations
13:55
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what it becomes
08:30
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affirmations
06:50
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gamut
05:22
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a few more things
03:04
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Noise Concerns Portland, Oregon
Dan Sasaki (percussion) and Stephanie Lavon Trotter (electro-acoustic voice) create out-of-this-world sonic landscapes through free-improvisation and open scores bringing together their shared experiences in experimental noise, free-improv, Opera, and performance art. ... more
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