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A silent light
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Strak Dark
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Palindrome
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Tour de Bras (records) Rimouski, Québec
Tour de Bras. Basé à Rimouski, Québec. Dédié au musiques d'improvisations. Organise un festival : Rencontres de Musiques
Spontanées; et édite les plus belles rencontres sur des disques.
Tour de Bras. Based in Rimouski, Québec. Devoted to freely improvised musics. Runs a festival : Rencontres de Musiques Spontanées ; and release fine nights on albums.
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