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House on a Cliff
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The North Pole
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Enkidu & Gilgamesh
10:45
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Take A Bow
07:18
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Izanagi & Izanami
05:08
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Pebblecrete
04:29
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Izanami in Yomi
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Arzner Sydney, Australia
Multi-instrumentalist Arzner creates compositions and soundscapes, full of field recordings, electronic and acoustic instruments. Their work is exploratory, improvisational, and ambient in nature. A decade as a sound designer and composer for theatre, dance and installations has informed Arzner's process. Their music takes inspiration from great cultural works from around the world. ... more
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