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Pollock
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Danza
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Foil
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Ricochet
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Pencil Sketch
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House of Colors
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Saltare
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Big Clip
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Picture Frame
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Büroklammer
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Six-Seven
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Toy Structure
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Thea Farhadian Berlin, Germany
Thea Farhadian is composer/performer who works with the violin and live electronic processing, using the program Max/MSP. She is also active as a free improviser, laptop player, and with multi-disciplinary projects including composing music for video.
If you like RedBlue (Santomieri-Farhadian Duo), you may also like:
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