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Welcome Home
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Origami
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What a Mess
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Empty Cribs
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Recollecting
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Basement Cello
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Relentless
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There's No Way Out
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Slowly Drowning
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The Sister Remembers
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Deeper Despair
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Waiting for Help
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The Flood
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Treading Water
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The Flooded Basement
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Andrew Joslyn Seattle, Washington
Andrew Joslyn, composer, orchestrator, and violinist is an award-winning musical polymath whose passion for collaboration has led him to work with a remarkably diverse group of world-class artists, touring the world, performing, co-writing and arranging music on over 400 songs throughout his career. Along the way he has amassed an extensive list of writing, orchestrating, and recording credits. ... more
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Dec 3, 2013
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Moments Remixes
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There’s a quiet beauty to this remix album of compositions by Michael Vincent Waller, with contributions from JLin, Prefuse 73, & more.
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Thinking of Blue Almonds Part One
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Somber, beautiful string meditations abound on the debut album by Oxford cellist and composer Lou Lyne and her ensemble.
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Ki moun ou ye
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Vocalist, flutist, and composer blends traditional instrumentation with jazz-inflected neoclassical arrangements.
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