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New Music From Souter, Tampelleni & Tognola, Clarke & Zilber, And More
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- Tessa Souter "A Song for You (Gnossienne No. 1)" from Shadows And Silence : The Erik Satie Project (Noanara Music) 00:00
- Stefano Tampelleni and Paolo Tognola "Oru" from Miniature (Ramble Records) 04:50
- Mike Clark & Mike Zilber "I Get Along Without You Very Well" from Standard Deviations (Sunnyside Records) 08:38
- Ivo Perelman, Mat Maneri, Tanya Kalmanovitch "Part 04" from Villa Lobos Suite (Leo Records) 14:46
- Emilia Vancini & Guillermo Martín-Viana "Alfie" from Pigri (Espira) 18:56
- Kaze & Koichi Makigami "Inspiration 2" from Shishiodoshi (Circum/Libra) 22:23
- Peter Johnstone International Organ Quartet "The Riddler" from Resistance Is Futile (Self Released) 38:47
- Antonia Bennett "See You On The Other Side" from Expressions 45:48
- Ivo Perelman, Mat Maneri "Part 5" from Two Men Walking (Leo Records) 49:11
- Lafayette Gilchrist "Move With Love" from Move With Love (Morphius Records) 56:03
- Brittany Davis "Sun and Moon" from Black Thunder (Loosegroove Records) 1:04:59
- Theon Cross "Affirmations" from Affirmations—Live At The Blue Note New York (New Soil/Division 81) 1:11:09
- Rico Jones "The Moment" from BloodLines (Giant Step Arts) 1:25:02
- Ivo Perelman, Mat Maneri, Joe Morris "Part 7" from Counterpoint (Leo Records) 1:32:54
- Lauren Scales, Mike Flanagan, Chris Grasso "Spanish Joint " from May Rivers (Truth Revolution Recording Collective) 1:36:39
- Joshua Redman "Words Fall Short" from Words Fall Short (Blue Note) 1:41:23
- Charles Tolliver "In The Trenches" from Live in Berlin at the Quasimodo (Strata East/Mack Avenue) 1:45:57
- Sarah Wilson "Incandescence" from Incandescence (Brass Tonic Records) 1:53:07
- Ivo Perelman, Karl Berger "The Well Of Memory" from The Hitchhiker (Leo Records) 1:58:31
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