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A Million Miles To Go
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Stranger in the City
06:10
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Bamboo Wind
02:56
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A Moment in October
03:54
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Woo Wee
04:47
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Mirror Mirror
09:26
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Prairie Horizon
04:26
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Coarse Ground
08:52
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Chasing the Terminator
05:09
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Amanita Express
08:06
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Steve Layton Seattle, Washington
Composer, performer, recordist, connector, facilitator. Editor of Sequenza21.com, a long-running website reporting on
contemporary classical music.
Collaborator at ImprovFriday/Sound-In, a weekly web gathering of musicians from around the globe. NiwoSound is an umbrella for innovative art music / art sound.
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