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Dance of the Psychopomp
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All that Bass
03:34
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Shallow Bells
03:34
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Lost in gyration
06:01
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Marica's Dream
06:22
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Before sunrise
10:13
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Manja Ristić Belgrade, Serbia
Born in Belgrade 1979. Violinist, sound artist, curator and researcher mostly active in the field of electro-acoustics, instrumental improvisation & experimental sound related arts. Graduated at the Belgrade Music Academy, then gained PGDip at the Royal College of Music, London. ... more
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