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Thelonius Sphere Monk
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Anton Webern
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J.A.Baker
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Morton Feldman
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John Cage
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Attica
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Phaedra Ensemble London, UK
Phaedra Ensemble are music makers, performers, and curators. They make music in the space between the classical, contemporary and experimental worlds, rethinking popular culture and collaborating across genres.
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