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Fragment of a lost dance
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Emarginula Rangefinder
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Testicles
03:02
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Galaxy
06:03
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Bach Herzlich Moores
00:43
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Odysseus
04:14
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In the Twelve-Tone Ozone
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Now, he said
03:16
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The Sea The Sea
08:55
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Orchestra of Dreams Wakefield, Massachusetts
The more classical, in the broadest sense of the term, side of R Moores composed work, using a variety of instrumentation and ensemble arrangements. All original.
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