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Bike Horn
01:21
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2. |
Cornet (Part 1)
07:17
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Vocalising
04:23
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Cazoo
02:08
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Recorder
06:01
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Chromatic Harmonica
06:06
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Mini Accordion (Part 1)
04:53
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Pitch Pipe
02:31
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10. |
Mini Accordion (Part 2)
02:40
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11. |
Stylophone
04:18
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12. |
Joe Clare - Saxophone
03:22
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13. |
Cornet (Part 2)
04:47
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14. |
Elliot Clare UK
I am a sound artist, composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist working across a number of formats and genres. I have a particular interest in field recording and creative research into active listening, as well as experimental, improvisational and spatially immersive sound design. ... more
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