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Prelude 01
04:16
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Itzuli 05
06:04
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3. |
Itzuli 01
04:32
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4. |
Itzuli 03
08:12
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5. |
Prelude 02
04:36
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6. |
Itzuli 06
10:04
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7. |
Itzuli 02
05:32
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8. |
Itzuli 07
08:43
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9. |
Prelude 03
06:24
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Itzuli 04
05:52
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Itzuli 08
07:44
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Coda
08:53
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Pluribus San Francisco, California
Pluribus is an ongoing sequence of experiments in group musical improvisation, the purpose of which is to re-define the role of individual musicians in the creation of electronic music.
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