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bulb terminus
01:10
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plate shapes
08:12
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mini alternate
05:32
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brim
06:49
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deal sweeteners
01:38
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squalid ink
00:15
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gluts
04:28
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heft
04:16
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sick fields
09:10
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ooze interim
05:07
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Matt Mitchell New York, New York
Matt Mitchell is a pianist and composer interested in the intersections of various strains of acoustic, electric, composed, and improvised new music. He currently composes for and leads several ensembles featuring many of the current foremost musicians and improvisers, including Tim Berne, Kim Cass, Kate Gentile, Miles Okazaki, Ches Smith, Tyshawn Sorey, Anna Webber, and Dan Weiss. ... more
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