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Suite Para Todos
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Canto I. ¿Dónde Están?
06:52
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Canto III. Lucax
07:32
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Mercedes Sosa
05:52
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Susan Alcorn Baltimore, Maryland
Susan Alcorn,is one of the world’s premiere exponents of her instrument.
Though known for her solo work, she has
collaborated with numerous artists including Pauline Oliveros, Mary Halvorson, Joe McPhee, Ken Vandermark, Michael Formanek, the London Improvisors Orchestra, the Glasgow Improvisors Orchestra, Nate Wooley, Ingrid Laubrock and Leila Bourdreuil, George Burt, Evan Parker among others.
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