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Anchors and Roots
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With Closed Mouth
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Melting Tines
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Waiting for the Rain
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From Ebb to Flow
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Benjamin Dauer New York, New York
Benjamin Dauer is a New York based musician and composer who explores the boundaries of modern music through experimentation
and play.
His recent work includes scores for dance companies and choreographers, an EP with poet, Michelle Seaman, as The Dwindlers, and a musical collaboration with Scottish artist, Dominic Dixon, as Offsets.
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