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The signal to ascend
04:53
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Lyrics from John Milton - Paradise lost Book 2. 17th century epic poem.
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Haze
01:01
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French revolution
03:09
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Lyrics and title from William Blake. Poem published 1791.
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Lava
03:10
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O Mirum Admirandum
02:15
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Lyrics and title from hymn by Hildegard von Bingen
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What the Emperor forgot
04:25
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Daily exercise
02:41
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Molnen stannar
04:01
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Chinese poem by T'ao Ch'ien 372-427, in Swedish
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Crane song
04:24
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Hush
00:36
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Ludvig's shuffle
02:53
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Text from Ludwig Wittgenstein's Notebooks, 1914-1916.
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Drowning by flowers
03:07
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Lore
01:30
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Hymnen an die Nacht
04:56
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Lyrics and title from poem by Novalis - Friedrich von Hardenberg. Publiched 1800.
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Paviljongen
04:00
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Old Chinese poem by Ch'ang Chien, in Swedish.
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The last dance
09:00
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Suite nr 1 - live 1980
05:16
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Fontana Re:Mix Linköping, Sweden
In 1978 a trio started in Linköping Sweden.Music and attitude was radical; in the spirit of John Cage, Frank Zappa, Henry
Cow. They moved to Stockholm for two years. Worked intensely
After 40 years the original trio has revived, with new music, based on improvisation, with a recording studio as a new opportunity Improvised material is shaped into songs. A re:mix beyond borders and conventions.
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