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Jason Alder- (Bass) Clarinetist London, UK
Jason Alder is a low clarinet and contemporary music specialist, improviser, and electro-acoustic musician. He is frequently found performing around the world. He is an endorsing Artist for Selmer, D'Addario, Behn, and Silverstein.
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Garden(s)
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Objects Of Interest
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Light of Shore
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The debut album from Irish composer Anselm McDonnell examines faith, folklore, and environment through contemporary music.
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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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This Is America - An Anthology 2020-2021 (ICR023)
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Violinist Johnny Gandelsman commissioned work from a wide variety of composers for this complex and diverse portrait of the U.S.
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The Same Is Always Different
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Through experimentation with sound and execution, balancing somewhere between drone music, noise, sonorism and improvisation, Susana creates a poignant, personal story. This is a reflection of everyday life under lockdown – which is inspiring, not repetitive at all, and serves as a catalyst for growth, since "The Same Is Always Different" is a really important landmark on the musical path of this unique trumpeter. More: http://noweidzieodmorza.com/14014-quarantine-music/
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