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Unique Line-Ups and Solo Piano
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- Pedway "Personal Floatation Device" from Vitalic (ears&eyes) 00:00
- Nabou "Black Light" from You Know (Outnote Records) 08:10
- Eduardo Elia "I" from The art of not falling -Improvisations on Schoenberg's Op19 piano pieces (Orbit 577) 15:26
- Marcin Wasilewski Trio "In Motion (Part I)" from En attendant (ECM) 22:43
- Emma Famin "Centro" from Epilogo (ears&eyes) 28:45
- Noam Lemish "Erlebnis 9" from Erlebnisse (Self Released) 35:35
- Leandro Giménez, Wenchi Lazo, Fernando Moran, Mario Mocho "Pleno" from Ante El Espejo (Numeral) 40:03
- Pedway "Home of Levi Coffin" from Vitalic (ears&eyes) 45:49
- Nabou "Chill" from You Know (Outnote Records) 49:53
- Eduardo Elia "IV" from The art of not falling -Improvisations on Schoenberg's Op19 piano pieces (Orbit 577) 54:54
- Marcin Wasilewski Trio "Vashkar" from En attendant (ECM) 1:00:00
- Emma Famin "Sevilla" from Epilogo (ears&eyes) 1:04:42
- Ed Petterson "The Problem With Livia" from The Problem With Livia (Orbit 577) 1:10:16
- Noam Lemish "Erlebnis 1" from Erlebnisse (Self Released) 1:13:49
- Jazzlab Orchestra "La Grande Sauve Majeure" from Loguslabusmuzikus (Effendi Records) 1:17:26
- Leandro Giménez, Wenchi Lazo, Fernando Moran, Mario Mocho "Coriolis" from Ante El Espejo (Numeral) 1:28:00
- Marcin Wasilewski Trio "Riders On The Storm" from En attendant (ECM) 1:32:02
- Nabou "We Will Remember You" from You Know (Outnote Records) 1:37:57
- Eduardo Elia "The art of not falling" from The art of not falling—Improvisations on Schoenberg's Op19 piano pieces (Orbit 577) 1:42:57
- Pedway "The Infrared" from Vitalic (ears&eyes) 1:46:44
- Emma Famin "I keep going back at Joe's" from Epilogo (ears&eyes) 1:53:31
- Noam Lemish "Erlebnis 15" from Erlebnisse (Self Released) 1:58:06
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