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Choir
04:18
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Soft Piano
03:27
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3. |
Derwent
03:50
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Harmonic Spring
03:14
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Canada
03:20
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Eccentric Fields
03:30
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7. |
Clear Coast
04:55
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8. |
Shoreline (Part 1)
04:20
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Frozen Strings
03:22
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10. |
Pigment
03:04
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11. |
Music Box
03:15
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12. |
Rain
04:04
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13. |
Shoreline (Part 2)
03:31
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Mark David Hadley Sheffield, UK
Electroacoustic Music and Field Recording
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